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From: LovedJohnySmith
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Vijay:       We wanted to use Zip compression in my applications written in C#. 
Unfortunately, the Microsoft .NET Framework does not currently include any 
classes for manipulating Zip files. I did, however, find several products 
related to Zip compression. For example, #ziplib (formerly NZipLib, 
http://www.icsharpcode.net/OpenSource/SharpZipLib/default.asp) is a port of 
zlib library to C#. Its license allows developers to include this library in 
commercial, closed-source applications. However, as MSDN Magazine goes to 
press, #ziplib is in its prerelease state (version 0.31). Another solution 
would be to use the unmanaged zlib as a Windows DLL and write the necessary 
Interop wrappers for it, but since compression involves passing around a 
significant amount of data during each function call, coding Interop wrappers 
for optimum performance would be a difficult process. Although other libraries 
are available, they are not free.   You can get more examples for Zip in C# 
using vjslib.dll(please make sure you have Microsoft Visual J#.NET 
Redistributable Package) http://www.codeproject.com/csharp/VmEasyZipUnZip.asp   
Thanx, Smith

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