[X4U] Need shareware replace for YEMUZIP

[Ed Gould]

SIGH...

That means I have to create a unique folder for each zip file *AND*  
move the files I want in it. This is *WAY* too much work.
I will say this much for YEMUZIP it is simple to use (does not have  
every zip option (ie none) but it is enough for what I want.
Too repeat myself I create approximately 30-40 zip files a day. I do  
not have all the time in the world to do this. I need to keep it simple.
I also have to wonder when uzipping on a windows machine would it  
create a folder for each zip file or would it put it in a common  
directory.
I vague remember in DOS that in PKUNZIP when you unzipped you had a  
LOT of options (-f -m -o etc although its been so long I could not  
tell you what those options did but it did give you a fair amount of  
options (20+ IIRC). You have to remember as well that the people that  
get these zip files are not the old time DOS people and would not  
know the options if you asked them.
Again I am trying to make this un-labor intensive as possible.
ED

On Apr 29, 2009, at 1:48 PM, Simon Forster wrote:

>
> On 29 Apr 2009, at 16:55, John Kiss wrote:
>
>> On Apr 29, 2009, at 1:43 AM, Ed Gould wrote:
>>
>>> The other issue is that it creates (not changable from what  
>>> little I saw) a file called archive.zip which is sort of OK but  
>>> if I do another archive it then creates a archive 2.zip
>>
>> I'm running 10.5.6 and the file produced after zipping it is  
>> "filename.pdf.zip". I'm not sure why you get "archive.zip".
>>
>> Update: Never mind. You get "archive.zip" when you compress more  
>> than one file.
>
> But if you put multiple files in folder "foo" and zip this, you end  
> up with foo.zip.
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