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Donald Piper
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I have the zip file in my documents but after unzipping the file I find that they don't all transfer out or those that do are empty. - is it me? or ???
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No, it's not. There appears to be a corruption in the .zip file.
Unlike my usual .zip file procedure, I had to right click on the file and then select "Extract Here" from the options. Once I did that, it opened up fine.
Well I right clicked - hit extract all and my Extraction Wizard spit out: "file skipped unknown compression method".
But hey, I still interested. don
Makehaven,
It must be due to the max compression. I rezipped it up in normal win.zip format and I can send it to you and you can re-upload it if you'd like.
I wouldn't upload anything in .rar format as that causes more problems than you can shake a stick at.
Send me a Private Message (PM) with your address and I'll send you the new .zip file. It's 11 megs, so it might be a bit large for your internet service.
From WinZips web site:
http://www.winzip.com/whatsnew100.htm
WinZip 10.0 supports two new compression methods within the Zip file format, PPMd and bzip2. These compression methods can provide greater compression and may significantly reduce the size of your Zip files, saving both data transmission time and valuable disk space.
Note: extracting files compressed with PPMd or bzip2 requires a compatible Zip file utility. Currently WinZip 9.0 and 10.0 will process Zip files compressed using the bzip2 method. WinZip 10.0 is required for PPMd-compressed files.
I used 7-Zip to open the original file without any problems. 7-Zip also opens RaR files.
voyager
Curiouser and curiouser... just downloaded a version 7 Winzip which compresses full package to 195mb, but when opened reveals no folders- probably a mis-configuration on my part; 'cause when I open it with WinRar the folders are quite plain to see, all arranged in proper order.