>What's a recommeded zip library to use, with easy to
>follow documentation?
Try Xceed Zip for .NET. There are other competing libraries as well,
though in some surprising cases they are not managed code (they are
..NET wrappers over old unmanaged C/C++ code) and in other cases they
are very basic components.
Xceed Zip for .NET has the most features and a beautiful (yes, I am
biased, I work for Xceed) programming object model based on making
files and folders in a zip file usable interchangeably with regular
files / folders, memory files, etc.
http://www.xceedsoft.com/products/zipnet
If your needs are not overly complex, it even allows you to zip or
unzip multiple files with one method call.
On Tue, 22 Mar 2005 04:28:56 -0800, "zippy"
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>In my code I create and save a file. I would like to be
>able to zip that file. I've looked online and it seems
>that there are no zip classes built in to .Net for C#.
>
>How can i zip a file then? It seems there are free zip
>libraries about. Is this only way?
>
>What's a recommeded zip library to use, with easy to
>follow documentation?
>I've looked around and it looks like there's lots of
>files to download and its not immediately clear how to go
>about the simple process of zipping a file in code.
>
>help!
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