I didn't found a solution on how to extract only one of several files from
a give zip archive. Does anybody know this works ?
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Peter
Since you're posting in comp.os.msdos.misc, I assume you know how to use
a DOS programme.
To extract a single file from a PKZip archive, do it this way:
PKUNZIP NAME_OF_ARCHIVE.ZIP FILE_I_WANT
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pkunzip myzip.zip this.fil
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Give the name of the file you want to extract on the command line. For
example, to extract "myfile.txt" from "allfiles.zip":
pkzip -ext allfiles.zip myfile.txt
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Well, it seems very simple, so I wonder if there is a problem you
haven't mentioned.
You should have two program files, PKZIP.EXE for making an archive, and
PKUNZIP.EXE to extract files from it. The correct command to exract a
file is:
pkunzip <zipfile> <filename>
Insert the name of the Zip fil for <zipfile> and the name of the file
you want to extract for <filename>.
pkunzip without parameters gves you a list of program options.
Yngvar
where myfile is the file you want to extract.
David
> In article <3ad6231b$0$19386$9b62...@news.freenet.de>,
> pet...@redseven.com (Peter Blatt) wrote:
> > I am running pkzip (win32 version v2.5).
> >
> > I didn't found a solution on how to extract only one of several files from
> > a give zip archive. Does anybody know this works ?
>
> Well, it seems very simple, so I wonder if there is a problem you
> haven't mentioned.
>
> You should have two program files, PKZIP.EXE for making an archive, and
> PKUNZIP.EXE to extract files from it.
Not any more. PKZip/UnZip 2.04 was 2 separate programs. PKZip 2.5 is just one.
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> > You should have two program files, PKZIP.EXE for making an archive, and
> > PKUNZIP.EXE to extract files from it.
>
> Not any more. PKZip/UnZip 2.04 was 2 separate programs. PKZip 2.5 is just
one.
FWIW. PKZIP 2.5 for Windows, maybe, but PKZIP 2.50 for DOS for sure
comes with a separate PKUNZIP utility.
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Matthias
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Quite easy :
pkunzip archive.zip thefile.xxx
Hope this helps.
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