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anyone know how i can zip a file in vb6

04-09-2007 4:04pm

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roughan

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anyone know how i can zip a file in vb6

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#2 04-09-2007 4:52pm

Khannie

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You'll need a library that supports zip compression.

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#3 04-09-2007 6:03pm

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or (maybe awkward (but simple) way to do this) , install the version of winzip which supports command line running, and just do shell("winzip ....." )

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#4 04-09-2007 6:38pm

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A google on "vb6 zip" should give you everything you need.

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#5 05-09-2007 12:24pm

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cyberbob wrote:

or (maybe awkward (but simple) way to do this) , install the version of winzip which supports command line running, and just do shell("winzip ....." )

yeah, try download PKZIP... then you can just shell out the command

pkzip TargetFileName PathOfStuffToBeZipped

pkzip c:\MyCompressed.zip c:\stuff\docs\*.doc

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#6 05-09-2007 12:50pm

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Doesn't windows have a native zip feature? You could try look for the API calls to use that.

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