David Fontaine wrote:
> 
> Yeah, I hate when single small files are zipped up (some with little size benefit
> anyway). Then I have to open explorer and unzip it, and PKZip for windows is
> incredibly slow to load up and close. Sometimes it's used more as a packaging tool
> than a compression tool, which is ok I guess, but if there's an alternative use
> it. (Like TI calculator games, just make an .86g or .89g or whatever file).
> 

A fast solution for expanding ZIP with the windows explorer is to
associate them with a small batch file invoking regular unzip.exe.  I have
two menu items in the context menu, one for viewing, one for expanding in
a subdirectory named filename.zip.out 

Christoph

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