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King Benji · 11th August 2012, 23:24

I download a lot of .cbr/.cbz comic book files. Sometimes these files come with the original advertising and have intro pages inserted by those who scanned and uploaded the comics. I would like to know how to delete these pages.

Any help is gladly appreciated.

maxedout · 11th August 2012, 23:55

They're just re-named rar & zip files.

Some archivers might even let you extract & save as cbr or cbz without having to mess about with re-naming.

Otherwise rename them cbr to rar or cbz to zip, extract the pages, delete the ones you don't want, re archive the remaining pages as rar or zip & change the extension as required (i.e. change rar to cbr or zip to cbz).

alexora · 11th August 2012, 23:58

If you use unrar (or similar program) to open a .cbr file, it will give you a folder containing all the images in jpeg format.

If needed, you can then easily rename them and also remove any unnecessary files.

King Benji · 12th August 2012, 07:06

Would the fact that I use coview.exe to view the files change your advice in anyway?

maxedout · 12th August 2012, 12:05

It shouldn't make any difference - all the reader program does is extract the images to a tenporary location & auto-delete them when you're finished.

If you're worried, try editing a copy of the cbr/cbz first & keep the original safe just in case but you shouldn't have any problems.

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11th August 2012, 23:55	#2
maxedout Virgin Join Date: Sep 2007 Posts: 7 Thanks: 6,509 Thanked 15 Times in 6 Posts	They're just re-named rar & zip files. Some archivers might even let you extract & save as cbr or cbz without having to mess about with re-naming. Otherwise rename them cbr to rar or cbz to zip, extract the pages, delete the ones you don't want, re archive the remaining pages as rar or zip & change the extension as required (i.e. change rar to cbr or zip to cbz).

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King Benji Addicted Join Date: Jul 2008 Location: The Big Bad Apple Posts: 172 Thanks: 391 Thanked 1,149 Times in 136 Posts	Would the fact that I use coview.exe to view the files change your advice in anyway?

12th August 2012, 12:05	#5
maxedout Virgin Join Date: Sep 2007 Posts: 7 Thanks: 6,509 Thanked 15 Times in 6 Posts	It shouldn't make any difference - all the reader program does is extract the images to a tenporary location & auto-delete them when you're finished. If you're worried, try editing a copy of the cbr/cbz first & keep the original safe just in case but you shouldn't have any problems.