ANWSER: You can either use WinZip or WinRar to extract the files. Double click on the zip file, click extract, choose a folder to extract the files to and click ok.

These files are image files of CDs. I have a whole section of my site dedicated to this question. Turning CD Image Files Into CDROMs explains the different CD image file types, as well as how to burn them into game CDROMs. There is also information on Mounting CD Image Files Off the HDD, if you don't want to turn the image files into CDROMs and instead play them off of your harddrive.

credit to Syllani) One of the files in the zip should have the .toc extension (i.e., there should be a file with a name similar to NameOfTheMod.toc). Simply create a new folder under your Interface/AddOns/ directory with the same name (NameOfTheMod), and place all the zipped files into that new folder. In a chat box, start by typing /macro. then click NEW, give it a name and an icon, and then start entering some commands. Open your spellbook along side your macro editor.

Answer : First I need to explain about "ZIP" files. The programs for your handheld actually consist of a number of files (24 in the case of RMRBank for the Psion), and it is not practical to distribute the program on the Web in that form. So what all authors do is use an Archive program such as RMRZip, PsiZip, WinZip, Stuffit.... to group all these files inside one 'umbrella' file, recognised by having a "ZIP" extension.

The ActionKits are compressed in Zip format. You will need an unzipper such as WinZip (Windows) or Stuffit Expander (Mac) to decompress the Zip archive. To download an ActionKit, click on the Download ActionKit link which appears on the description page for each ActionKit, then open it in your unzipping program. Extract the .atn file and save it to the Photoshop folder on your computer.

Most of the files that can be downloaded from Sorcerer's Place are compressed to save on space and bandwidth. This means that once you download them, you need a program that can extract, or decompress them. We recommend WinRAR, as it supports creation and extraction of both .zip and .rar files.

All files posted on our website are virus-free at the time they are uploaded and rechecked regularly to make sure they are still safe. We run virus protection software on our system that is checked constantly and updated as soon as new virus patterns are released. We use firewalls in addition to virus software to protect against viruses coming into our system. We also scan our entire system weekly for even more assurance against the possibility of a virus.

You can try looking for a .zip or a .tar.gz archive in the directory that contains the files of interest, or in its parent directory. If you don't find one, however, the answer is no. It is necessary to keep individual files available, and maintaining redundant copies of these files within archives, or creating them on demand, would not be the best use of available resources. There are excellent alternatives, however, to downloading many files one at a time using a web browser.

From version 9.0, PowerArchiver supports the latest ZIP AES standards. More information can be found on the features page.

Well i zip files because it lowers the file size by a little bit and I can attach the Readme file you see as to prevent people from taking links and allowing visitors to find out about my site if a link is stolen! Remember to use Gozilla only as Getright MAY CORRUPT Files!

I have decided to try this for a while. However, if this increases the bandwidth too much this file will be removed. The majority of the restaurants are regional. Most people use only 5-10% of the restaurants. So it is a waste of the bandwidth and the download time. In addition, there are 400+ restaurants. So one zip the file contains 400+ files with abbrivated file names so they work within List/WWcalc.

I used to have all of my images available for viewing, but too many visitors directly linked to them.

If your computer is running Windows XP, then you can simply 'right-click' on the zipfile and choose 'Extract Here' from the menu that pops up. Then just 'double-click' the extracted file to open and read (refer to question one for file formats). I'm afraid I don't know whether this method works with Windows 98 or 2000. If this method doesn't work you may need to download 'Winzip' from www.winzip.com. This small program will unzip the files for you once installed.

You will need to extract files from ZIP file. If you do not have WinZIP software - you can download it at WinZIP.Com site. Unzip all files in one directory and you are ready to use Private Cipher V1.2 by running file cipher.exe

All of our downloads are supplied as .zip files. We do this to ensure that however your computer is setup it will always download the file instead of trying to play it. Most computers have support for zip files built in. If yours does not you can download and install a free application to unzip your file such as 7-zip (http://www.7-zip.org).

Please download winzip here and install it. Once it has been installed it will automatically pop up and do it's job whenever you double-click on a zipped file.

The files at this web page are compressed archives. This means that there are several files wrapped up into one single file (archive) which is shrunk down in size (compressed) so that it doesn't take as long to download. You need to decompress the archives before you do anything else.

Select the download job and click the Go To toolbar button. This will switch to Browser Computer mode and display the folder containing the file(s) that were downloaded for the download job. Try clicking the View/Refresh menu item (or press F5 key). Also, make sure that you are viewing thumbnails by setting the View menu to Large, Medium or Small thumbnails. DownloadStudio can create thumbnails for many file formats.

This is a tough one but, it's been asked before. When you click on the download link to download a kit or a file you are prompted with a 'save' window. This is where you browse and find the location you wish to save the files at. This is where they will be. If all else fails, and you do not know where they were saved try doing a 'search' on your hard drive using Shabby Princess or the name of the kit hopefully, if it was downloaded properly, this will find it.