Looking for program to unzip several files at once.

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The Dead Man

One of the things I miss most about having a DOS-based system is the
ability to dump several zipped files into a folder ("directory") and
invoke the old pkunzip command to unzip them all at once.

Is there a program for Win XP that will permit me to do this?

Thanks!
 
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Adam Piggott

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One of the things I miss most about having a DOS-based system is the
ability to dump several zipped files into a folder ("directory") and
invoke the old pkunzip command to unzip them all at once.

Is there a program for Win XP that will permit me to do this?

Info-ZIP's[1] freeware UnZip will do this. In the directory use:

for %I in (*.zip) do unzip -d "%~nI" "%~fI"

This will unzip all .zip files into a directory based on the file name,
i.e. unzip "test.zip"'s contents into "test".

[1] http://www.info-zip.org/

HTH

Adam Piggott, Proprietor, Proactive Services (Computing).
http://www.proactiveservices.co.uk/

Please replace dot invalid with dot uk to email me.
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Frank Bohan

The Dead Man said:
One of the things I miss most about having a DOS-based system is the
ability to dump several zipped files into a folder ("directory") and
invoke the old pkunzip command to unzip them all at once.

Is there a program for Win XP that will permit me to do this?

Thanks!

I use Power Archiver which can do this. It's now shareware, but I think the
freeware version is still available.

===

Frank Bohan
¶ Don't talk unless you can improve the silence.
 
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Al Klein

One of the things I miss most about having a DOS-based system is the
ability to dump several zipped files into a folder ("directory") and
invoke the old pkunzip command to unzip them all at once.
Is there a program for Win XP that will permit me to do this?

PKUNZIP runs just fine in a DOS window under XP.
 
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Tom McDonald

One of the things I miss most about having a DOS-based system is the
ability to dump several zipped files into a folder ("directory") and
invoke the old pkunzip command to unzip them all at once.

Is there a program for Win XP that will permit me to do this?

Thanks!

Unziplify, with options to unzip all zipped files in a folder either to a
single "Unziplified" subfolder, or to individual subfolders for each
zipfile.

http://www.silverbandsoftware.com/tabdown/unziplify/
http://www.silverbandsoftware.com/tabdown/downloads/Unziplify13.exe
499k
 
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Bob Adkins

One of the things I miss most about having a DOS-based system is the
ability to dump several zipped files into a folder ("directory") and
invoke the old pkunzip command to unzip them all at once.

Is there a program for Win XP that will permit me to do this?

I've used just about all of the Freeware archive programs, and if I remember
correctly, all of them will extract multiple files simultaneously. In
Explorer, select all the zip files. Right drag to the folder in which you
want to extract, and select "Extract here".

I highly recommend 7Zip and IZArc.
 
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Remi007

Simply use the king app for compressed files: WinRar

www.rarlab.com

1. Select all files U want to UnRar/UnZip
2. Right click---->choose exctract here or Extract files...
3. That's all! :)
 
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The Dead Man

One of the things I miss most about having a DOS-based system is the
ability to dump several zipped files into a folder ("directory") and
invoke the old pkunzip command to unzip them all at once.

Is there a program for Win XP that will permit me to do this?

Thanks!

My thanks to you all!

I really appreciate your help!

TDM
 
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BayLady

One of the things I miss most about having a DOS-based system is the
ability to dump several zipped files into a folder ("directory") and
invoke the old pkunzip command to unzip them all at once.

Is there a program for Win XP that will permit me to do this?

Thanks!

Alzip from Altools does this and more. Handles .rar files like a pro.

www.altools.net/

Baylady
 

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