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Hello,<br />
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&nbsp; &nbsp;You can try expanding your memory via &quot;memmaker&quot; or try <br />
shutting down Dosshell IF you are using it, and work from<br />
bare DOS. command: alt/f/x <br />
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&nbsp; &nbsp; Let me know if this answers your question...<br />
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Hello,

   You can try expanding your memory via "memmaker" or try
shutting down Dosshell IF you are using it, and work from
bare DOS. command: alt/f/x

    Let me know if this answers your question...



   


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your PKUNZIP.EXE file may also be corrupt. &nbsp;Can you run PKUNZIP on another file, or does it always fail?<br />
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your PKUNZIP.EXE file may also be corrupt.  Can you run PKUNZIP on another file, or does it always fail?




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All this memory stuff is bullshit. I've used PK(Un)Zip with files<br />
of several hundreds of Megs. No Problem. You can check if the zip<br />
file is corrupt with PKUNZIP -t filename.<br />
Pk(Un)zip does have a problem with large listfiles (a file containing the names of files to pack/unpack). Check out the manual.<br />

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All this memory stuff is bullshit. I've used PK(Un)Zip with files
of several hundreds of Megs. No Problem. You can check if the zip
file is corrupt with PKUNZIP -t filename.
Pk(Un)zip does have a problem with large listfiles (a file containing the names of files to pack/unpack). Check out the manual.


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I am trying to open a zip file , (3.72Mb) , using PKUNZIP ver 2.04g but when I quit to DOS and use the pkunzip command with this fil I get the error message : &quot;&nbsp;file size too big to load into memory &quot;<br />
What does this mean and how can I overcome it ?<br />
Thanks
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I am trying to open a zip file , (3.72Mb) , using PKUNZIP ver 2.04g but when I quit to DOS and use the pkunzip command with this fil I get the error message : " file size too big to load into memory "
What does this mean and how can I overcome it ?
Thanks

Error Message Zip File Opening

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