> Windows Explorer's Search will actually search the contents of a jar
> or zip
> and tell you if the file is in there. Then you have to open it in
> WinZip or
> equivalent to see the file.
I would recommend Widows Commander, www.ghisler.com
You can search for files (by name, content etc) inside all types of
archives, including Zip and Jar. When you find them you can view them
directly with an internal viewer.
Plus it has many, many other nice features. Norton Commander style file
manager, ftp- client, archiving (zip, arj, rar...).
You almost want it in your Start-Up folder...
Good luck.
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