Zip Tools

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Francesco

Hello everybody.
I've got a directory with a lot of files and I have to zip each one of them
individually. Is there a tool that does this?
I've got Izarc but it seems to me that it creates only an archive with all
files inside (and that's not what I want).
Thanks and sorry for my english,
Francesco
 
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Dan Goodman

Francesco said:
Hello everybody.
I've got a directory with a lot of files and I have to zip each one
of them individually. Is there a tool that does this?
I've got Izarc but it seems to me that it creates only an archive
with all files inside (and that's not what I want).

You could create a separate archive for each file.


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J44xm

["Francesco"; Sat, 11 Jun 2005 15:15:50 GMT]
I've got a directory with a lot of files and I have to zip each one of
them individually. Is there a tool that does this?

WinRAR does. It's an option in the create-an-archive dialog.
 
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Doc

["Francesco"; Sat, 11 Jun 2005 15:15:50 GMT]
I've got a directory with a lot of files and I have to zip each one of
them individually. Is there a tool that does this?

WinRAR does. It's an option in the create-an-archive dialog.

WinRAR is freeware now ?
 
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Doc

Hello everybody.
I've got a directory with a lot of files and I have to zip each one of
them individually. Is there a tool that does this?
I've got Izarc but it seems to me that it creates only an archive with
all files inside (and that's not what I want).
Thanks and sorry for my english,
Francesco

RipZip will create a seperate archive for each file.

<quote>
Rip-Zip is a file zipping and un-zipping utility. I wrote it for my own
personal use, I deal with a lot of zip files it seems. It was sometimes
cumbersome to open 30 or 40 separate zip files and extract the contents
individually, so I wrote the program such that it will operate on several
files in succession without having to manually open each one. Then I
thought it might be nice to have the program do the opposite operation -
create several separate zip files from a list of files. It's not as
sophisticated as WinZip or Power Archiver, but it's free.
<endquote>


http://harmware.com/ripzip.htm
http://harmware.com/bin/RipZipArch.exe
 
J

Jackson

Francesco said:
Hello everybody.
I've got a directory with a lot of files and I have to zip each one
of them individually. Is there a tool that does this?
I've got Izarc but it seems to me that it creates only an archive
with all files inside (and that's not what I want).
Thanks and sorry for my english,
Francesco

When you gzip a folder, each file in the folder is gzipped separately.
gzip is incapable of creating a (combined) archive.
If you are interested, Ithink Win-gz provides an easy UI.
http://www.crispen.org/src/
 
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Howard Schwartz

Hello everybody.
I've got a directory with a lot of files and I have to zip each one of
them individually. Is there a tool that does this?
I've got Izarc but it seems to me that it creates only an archive with
all files inside (and that's not what I want).
Thanks and sorry for my english,
Francesco

Big Speed Zipper does this as one of its backup options, as well as
presenting zipped files and another folder as 2 directories in a
2 pane style explorer interface.
 
J

J44xm

["Doc"; Sun, 12 Jun 2005 00:30:44 GMT]
WinRAR is freeware now ?

Whoops. You're right. It's still shareware and, if used for free, functions
as nagware with some functions, as I understand.
 
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ceed

["Doc"; Sun, 12 Jun 2005 00:30:44 GMT]
WinRAR is freeware now ?
Whoops. You're right. It's still shareware and, if used for free,
functions
as nagware with some functions, as I understand.

IZArc does everything compression I have ever wanted to do. I have been
using it for a long time without any problems whatsoever. Great freeware!

This mirror is faster than the main IZArc site which offers insanely slow
downloads at times:

http://izarc.sanesecurity.com/
 

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