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| | what is the underlying compress command used ? When we right click on files, there is the option to send to compressed foler... my question is whats the underlying command that Windows uses ? |
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| | Re: what is the underlying compress command used ? "Hassan" <hassan@xxxxxx> wrote... Quote: > When we right click on files, there is the option to send to compressed > foler... my question is whats the underlying command that Windows uses ? The zip compression is only avialable via the Explorer GUI. It's implemented as a DLL (zipfldr.dll) which is loaded into the Explorer process space. There's no stand-alone EXE or equivalent command-line option, to zip or unzip files. Microsoft licensed the zip compression code from a 3rd party company. Part of the deal was there'd be no compression command, so as to not impact sales of 3rd party compression utilities. If you need a command-line commpression command, you'll need to find a tool to do the job, such as Winzip. Hope it helps, -- Andrew McLaren amclar (at) optusnet dot com dot au |
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