ZIP File Extraction

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  1. bej
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    Windows 7 Home Pro SP1 64bit
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    ZIP File Extraction


    Does Win 7 Home Premium have a built-in zip file extractor ?
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  3. mickey megabyte
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    ultimate 64 sp1
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    yes - simply open the zip in windows explorer.

    it's not very good at opening some password protected zips though...

    you can even make zips using the right-click menu (send to >> compressed folder)
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  4. Britton30
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    There is also a free program, 7 Zip, which can open .zip, .rar, and many other files, even with a password.
    7-Zip
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  6. SledgeDG
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    7-zip is also my "weapon of choice" since it handles almost every archive format you might come across and can be integrated into the context menu:)
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  7. Britton30
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    SledgeDG said:
    7-zip is also my "weapon of choice" since it handles almost every archive format you might come across and can be integrated into the context menu:)
    Yes, and a much more secure and better comprssion algorithm too.
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  8. whs
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    See below
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  10. bej
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    Thaks to you all, gentlemen.
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  11. Britton30
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    You are very welcome! Y'all come back now, y'hyear?
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  12. noobvious
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    Win 7 Ultimate 64-bit SP1 (desktop)
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    Britton30 said:
    There is also a free program, 7 Zip, which can open .zip, .rar, and many other files, even with a password.
    7-Zip
    I use another one....PeaZip - Free file and archive manager - 7Z RAR TAR ZIP...
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  13. Britton30
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    Good one Randy, I'll give it a go too.
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