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O.T.-Zip/Unzip Software
I'm looking for some recommendations for good zip/unzip
software that will work with ME. Hope you have some thoughts on this fine April day. Thank you. |
O.T.-Zip/Unzip Software
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O.T.-Zip/Unzip Software
From: "Mike M"
| Job wrote: | I'm looking for some recommendations for good zip/unzip software that will work with ME. Hope you have some thoughts on this fine April day. | | Win Me's built in Compressed folders facility perhaps, alternatively you | could try any of WinZip, WinRar, WinACE. etc. Add to tha list; IZArc -- Dave http://www.claymania.com/removal-trojan-adware.html http://www.ik-cs.com/got-a-virus.htm |
O.T.-Zip/Unzip Software
Hi David, thanks for your IZArc suggestion. Should I be
concerned that it is a "beta 3" version? "David H. Lipman" wrote in message ... From: "Mike M" | Job wrote: | I'm looking for some recommendations for good zip/unzip software that will work with ME. Hope you have some thoughts on this fine April day. | | Win Me's built in Compressed folders facility perhaps, alternatively you | could try any of WinZip, WinRar, WinACE. etc. Add to tha list; IZArc -- Dave http://www.claymania.com/removal-trojan-adware.html http://www.ik-cs.com/got-a-virus.htm |
O.T.-Zip/Unzip Software
Sorry Mike, disregard my questions. Found the answers in MS
Knowledge Base. "Job" wrote in message ... Thanks for your response Mike. Re "Win Me's built in Compressed folders facility", I knew I could right click on a .zip and select "Extract All" to unzip but honestly did not know what application was being used. Where do I find the "Compressed folders facility" in my system? Does it allow you to also "zip" files? "Mike M" wrote in message ... Job wrote: I'm looking for some recommendations for good zip/unzip software that will work with ME. Hope you have some thoughts on this fine April day. Win Me's built in Compressed folders facility perhaps, alternatively you could try any of WinZip, WinRar, WinACE. etc. -- Mike Maltby |
O.T.-Zip/Unzip Software
Job wrote:
Thanks for your response Mike. Re "Win Me's built in Compressed folders facility", I knew I could right click on a .zip and select "Extract All" to unzip but honestly did not know what application was being used. Where do I find the "Compressed folders facility" in my system? If installed (Add/Remove Programs | Windows Setup | System Tools - Details | check "Compressed Folders", then click OK, Apply and finally reboot) "Compressed Folders" is part of the shell, that is the GUI. Does it allow you to also "zip" files? Yes. Select the files to be zipped, right click and then Send To and then Compressed Folder. You can then rename the "compressed folder", which is a zip file, to suit your requirements. -- Mike Maltby |
O.T.-Zip/Unzip Software
From: "Job"
| Hi David, thanks for your IZArc suggestion. Should I be | concerned that it is a "beta 3" version? | I use on WinME and Win2K w/o problems so no... I would not be concerned. -- Dave http://www.claymania.com/removal-trojan-adware.html http://www.ik-cs.com/got-a-virus.htm |
O.T.-Zip/Unzip Software
Thanks David.
"David H. Lipman" wrote in message ... From: "Job" | Hi David, thanks for your IZArc suggestion. Should I be | concerned that it is a "beta 3" version? | I use on WinME and Win2K w/o problems so no... I would not be concerned. -- Dave http://www.claymania.com/removal-trojan-adware.html http://www.ik-cs.com/got-a-virus.htm |
O.T.-Zip/Unzip Software
Thank you Mike.
"Mike M" wrote in message ... Job wrote: Thanks for your response Mike. Re "Win Me's built in Compressed folders facility", I knew I could right click on a .zip and select "Extract All" to unzip but honestly did not know what application was being used. Where do I find the "Compressed folders facility" in my system? If installed (Add/Remove Programs | Windows Setup | System Tools - Details | check "Compressed Folders", then click OK, Apply and finally reboot) "Compressed Folders" is part of the shell, that is the GUI. Does it allow you to also "zip" files? Yes. Select the files to be zipped, right click and then Send To and then Compressed Folder. You can then rename the "compressed folder", which is a zip file, to suit your requirements. -- Mike Maltby |
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