> This capability is included in NetCmdlets:
http://www.nsoftware.com/powershell/.
You know, I'm sorry, I suppose I could have been a bit more helpful an
actually posted an example, huh? Here you go:
1. To extract a gzip file into a specific output location:
read-zip C:\testing\test.gz -output C:\testing\output\ -format gzip
2. To extract a regular zip file (in this case the default -format is
used (zip)):
read-zip C:\testing\test.zip -output C:\testing\zipoutput\
jar and tar formats are also supported, and the write-zip cmdlet can
create self extracting archives too (-format zipsfx)
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