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Unzipping Multiple Files
I have over a hundred seperately-zipped files, how can I unzip all of them without having to it one at a time with WinZip?
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Open WinZip, then highlight all 100+ files and drag-and-drop them onto WinZip.
Download a copy of PKUNZIP (V2.04) and give the command:
PKUNZIP * /O /N
PKUNZIP * /O /N
bchew : i'm not sure what winzip you're using but when i do that, winzip asks me if i want to add them all to a single archive :)
strider : i'm not sure what mark2150 said would work, but it is similar to what i do. copy all the files to a dir, and then either make a copy of pkunzip.exe into this dir or make a path statement to it.
then go into ms-dos prompt and get to this dir. at the prompt just type pkunzip *.zip and that should do it for you.
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strider : i'm not sure what mark2150 said would work, but it is similar to what i do. copy all the files to a dir, and then either make a copy of pkunzip.exe into this dir or make a path statement to it.
then go into ms-dos prompt and get to this dir. at the prompt just type pkunzip *.zip and that should do it for you.
bush
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Sorry, brain freeze this morning. Â After selecting all files, right click in the selection and choose "Extract to...".
I just realized we're dealing with different programs, too! Â I am telling you how to use PKZip for Windows...
You might try it, I like it a lot better than WinZip.
I just realized we're dealing with different programs, too! Â I am telling you how to use PKZip for Windows...
You might try it, I like it a lot better than WinZip.
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i dun think that would work very well when you have 100 copies of winzip going concurrently as well.. :)
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V2.04 is free for the download. If you use the DOS version only one copy needs to run. The /O /N switches tell it to overwrite with newer only so you don't have to tell it [Ok] a hundred times while it runs.
V2.04 is free for the download. If you use the DOS version only one copy needs to run. The /O /N switches tell it to overwrite with newer only so you don't have to tell it [Ok] a hundred times while it runs.
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