Brief Tutorial - Introducing WinZip

WinZip

Brief Tutorial - Introducing WinZip

Click on each tutorial topic, in sequence, to learn all about WinZip®:

 

image\B-D.gif 1. Introducing WinZip

image\B-U.gif 2. The WinZip Window

image\B-U.gif 3. Opening Archives

image\B-U.gif 4. Viewing Files

image\B-U.gif 5. Extracting Files

image\B-U.gif 6. Creating New Archives

image\B-U.gif 7. Adding Files

image\B-U.gif 8. Deleting Files

image\B-U.gif 9. Custom Configurations

image\B-U.gif 10. Additional Features

 

 

 

WinZip is a tool to make working with Zip files and other types of archive files easier. Let's start off by discussing some of the words used to describe the files and the processes.

Archives are files that contain other files, and Zip files are the most common archive format. Typically, the files in an archive are compressed. WinZip uses the term "Add" to mean "compress files and add them to an archive". "Extract" means "decompress files in an archive, creating separate files on a disk". Some people use the verbs "zip" or "pack" instead of Add, and "unzip" or "unpack" instead of "extract".

See About Zip Files and Other Archives for more detailed information.

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