WinMount can mount RAR files on a new drive, so that you can use files inside it directly. There is no extraction time before you use them, and you don't need disk space to hold these huge files. WinMount saves your time and disk space! ( www.winmount.com/Mount_RAR.html)
or decompress rar with winmount ( http://www.winmount.com/decompress_rar.html )
RAR files are compressed files (like zip files).
Several programs can open it. Try BitZipper from: http://www.bitzipper.com/download.html.
They also have a complete step-by-step tutorial on how to work with RAR files at http://www.bitzipper.com/how-to-open-a-rar-file.html
An alternative is 7-ZIP from http://www.7-zip.org/ . Install the program.
After you install 7-ZIP,you can right click on the RAR file and extract the files.
Also you can use free, open source Zipeg program from http://zipeg.com (or see link below)
Zipeg opens RAR, ZIP and many other file formats and works on both Macintosh and Windows. It also supports filenames in national alphabets and provides quick pick inside the RAR and ZIP files if they contains pictures or photographs.
Zipeg allows users to extract all or individually selected files and folders from archives.
Usually, RAR archives can only be opened on PCs, not mobile phones. If you have a smartphone, you might be able to find software to do this, but it is unlikely.
Assuming you are talking about the Nokia N81 phone, you would use X-plore:
http://www.lonelycatgames.com/?app=xplore
you can use other programs also to open a rar file
The RAR file type is a type of compressed file. The contents of the file can only be accessed by using a decompression program that reads RAR files such as WinRAR. When you open the RAR file with an applicable decompression program you will be given the opportunity to extract its contents similar to a ZIP file.
open a .rar by using a program like WinZip or WinRar. Both have free trials.
A .rar file is not a media file. It is a compressed archive. The archive itself may well contain one or more media files within it, but you must decompress the file to open them. In order to decompress a .rar file, you need a utility like WinRAR to open it.
To "unpack" a .rar file you need to install a decompression tool such as WinZip or WinRar. These will let you open .rar files and open the full files with applications that can read those (such as Microsift(TM) Word or OpenOffice for.doc files).
change the extension of the file to .rar and then can extract it ..................njoy
You have to use an archiver tool to unpack the rar file. Try B1 Free Archiver.
rename the file to .rar from .lemon then open the archive.. u'll b neeeding a password. thts www.lemonshare.net
Download a file extractor that will unpack RAR files.
Open win rar and find your file. Once found extract to your desktop, click it then hit run. :)
A .rar file is a zipped file. To open it, one will need an unzipper programme such as WinRar. Though this claims to be free for only a trial period, this is untrue and will probably never be paid for.
Go to the directory of the .rar file. Then choose the .rar file and click "Extract". Then click "OK" to extract to the same directory as the .rar file, or press the button that says "..." to choose the directory. Then click OK. The file/files should extract in that directory, and you'll be able to open them with whatever program that fits their file extension. E.g. a .jpg file can be opened in paint, and an .mp3 can be opened in Realplayer. There are 2 easy ways to do this. 1- right click on the file you want to open, and select 'open with'. Then, when it asks you what program you want to use, select '7zip'. 2- open 7zip, go to 'tools-> options' (at the top of the 7zip window), find the 'System' tab (it should open on this automatically) and then 'associate 7 zip with'- select .rar. I personally use 7zip to open all archived file type, so I pick 'select all', but you may, or may not want to do this.