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DrLucky:
Hello skywire, awesome program!!! One of my favorites, it did most of what I wanted!

I was wondering if you could make a version and add .7z support? Like have an option between .zip and .7z.
Also, if you could have an "undo" program. SO that it will unzip all the zipped files in a master folder and delete the zip file. If I had to chose, though, I'd rather have the .7z support.

again, thanks for the great program!

Kris - DrLucky

skwire:
Hello skywire, awesome program!!! One of my favorites, it did most of what I wanted!-DrLucky (October 16, 2008, 09:14 PM)
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Thanks for the kind compliments.

I was wondering if you could make a version and add .7z support? Like have an option between .zip and .7z.-DrLucky (October 16, 2008, 09:14 PM)
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I had originally tried using the 7z binary for the backend but there were some things that it couldn't do easily (exactly what escapes me at the moment...it's been a while :) so that's why I switched over to the IZarc binary.  Unfortunately, the IZarc command-line binary cannot make 7z files (though the main IZarc application can).

Also, if you could have an "undo" program. SO that it will unzip all the zipped files in a master folder and delete the zip file. If I had to chose, though, I'd rather have the .7z support.-DrLucky (October 16, 2008, 09:14 PM)
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Hmmm...wouldn't that be the responsibility of your chosen compression program?  Most of the compression suites I've tried have that capability in their right-click menu.  For WinRAR, it's called "Extract here..." in the right-click menu and, for IZarc, it's called "Extract to..."  Each of these options pop up a dialog allowing you to choose where to extract all selected files.

again, thanks for the great program!-DrLucky (October 16, 2008, 09:14 PM)
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You're most welcome. =]

DrLucky:

Also, if you could have an "undo" program. SO that it will unzip all the zipped files in a master folder and delete the zip file. If I had to chose, though, I'd rather have the .7z support.-DrLucky (October 16, 2008, 09:14 PM)
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Hmmm...wouldn't that be the responsibility of your chosen compression program?  Most of the compression suites I've tried have that capability in their right-click menu.  For WinRAR, it's called "Extract here..." in the right-click menu and, for IZarc, it's called "Extract to..."  Each of these options pop up a dialog allowing you to choose where to extract all selected files.



-skwire (October 17, 2008, 12:48 AM)
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yes, I know they can do that, but I have a Folder and file structure I zipped with spinzip with thousands of files and folders, it would take forever to go to each folder and extract all of the zips!

I was looking for a way to put in a master folder and have the program unzip all found zips(in a large maze of folders) and delete the zips afterward.

thanks!

Kris

skwire:
yes, I know they can do that, but I have a Folder and file structure I zipped with spinzip with thousands of files and folders, it would take forever to go to each folder and extract all of the zips!

I was looking for a way to put in a master folder and have the program unzip all found zips(in a large maze of folders) and delete the zips afterward.-DrLucky (October 17, 2008, 09:12 AM)
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Ah, I see.  There is a utility out there that does exactly that.  It's called Unziplify and you can find it here: http://www.silverbandsoftware.com/tabdown/unziplify/  You'll notice on the screenshot page that one of the options is "Search subfolders for archives to extract."

DrLucky:
awesome! Thanks for the link!

oh, and let me know if you ever make a 7z version!

Kris

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