reading .RFA File

hey all

battlefield 1942 uses a bundle file called RFA to bundle many texture/sound/blah blah blah files into one contiguous file.

I have seen RFA Extractors on the internet written in vb.net. The problem is that these programs are all gui, with no command line interface. I want to be able to automatically open and scan the contents of these RFA Files without having to manually extract them.

If you need a sample of an .RFA file you're going to have to add me to msn so i can transfer them, cause they are quite large.

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thanks