In article <000401c10a31$2f2ae4a0$d2065cc3@default>, Dilwyn Jones
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes
>Another new QL program release from me, I'm afraid. This time, it's a
>front end program for unzipping zipped files. There are two versions,
>one pointer driven and the other not pointer driven. Both need Toolkit
>2, and a copy of QL Unzip of course (may be obtained from
>www.daria.co.uk Jonathan Hudson's website)
>
>Unzip Librarian lets you browse drives and directories looking for zip
>files to unzip. Just click on the zip file and it will unzip it for
>you. You have to configure it (or enter the settings) to tell it where
>to unzip to, and where it can find your copy of Unzip.
>
>Unzip Librarian is only a front end for unzip (i.e. it does not zip up
>files) and has no file selection from within the zipped files, so this
>is clearly not a competitor Archivers Control Panel, merely a quick
>and simple way to unzip files.
>
>The programs are freeware and may, for example, be freely used to
>distribute QL software in zipped format, for example, via websites,
>BBSes and PD library disks.
Thanks Dilwyn, I will have a download some time later this week :-)
At present I use 'unzip_bas' which is a short SuperBasic program that
came with the c68 distribution.
--
Malcolm Cadman
