Hi John,
I don't have the program here on my machine at work, but I'm pretty sure it
works if you make c:\ your current directory and just type:
PKUNZIP a:\*.*
(assuming the archive you need to decompress is on a floppy disk). Or you
could make a:\ your current directory and type:
PKUNZIP *.* c:\
Or if you want to be thorough about it type:
PKUNZIP a:\*.* c:\
There is no need to list the *'s after c:\. Those are probably the filenames
that are confusing Pkunzip. Also, try typing:
PKUNZIP /?
to see a sample of the correct syntax and a bunch of parameters you can use
with it.
Hope this Helps,
Margaret Chesler, Asst. Editor
CNET Help.com
"Got tech questions? We've got answers"
-----Original Message-----
From: J Schwind [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday, September 03, 1999 8:17 AM
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I tried PKUNZIP on nettamer zip files and got the following.
WARNING!! I don't know how to handle: [FILE NAME]
for each file in the zip file.
I entered< PKUNZIP *.* c:\*.*>
...
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