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    Working with ZIP archives

    Well... WinXP has built-in support for ZIP files, so I was just thinking of any .NET assemblies doing it as well. Are there any?

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    no, i dont think there are built in funcions for accessing zip files..
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    how do i build this solution?
    i cant seem to use this zip library.....

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    Dont know how much the component has changed since I wrote this, but here is an example I wrote using it a long time ago.

    http://www.planet-source-code.com/vb...=216&lngWId=10
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    can this library support multi directory structures?

    is there a zip module that has this function.
    i have a list ex.
    c:\test\file.exe
    c:\try\try.exe
    c:\program\file.exe

    that i would pass the list as parameter list

    createzip(mylist, zipfilename);

    and the function would create the zip file?
    Last edited by schizo; Nov 2nd, 2004 at 11:00 PM.

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