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Why is it zipped in such a cruel way? Filzip also does not appear to work correctly in first try. It only unzips a "WPKG Client 1.0 rc1" file without any file endings. By renaming it to .zip and unzipping it again some files appear. But if WPKG is fo Windows it should be decompressable in a normal way ( Winzip also does not like the file). -> improves usability | Why is it zipped in such a cruel way? Filzip also does not appear to work correctly in first try. It only unzips a "WPKG Client 1.0 rc1" file without any file endings. By renaming it to .zip and unzipping it again some files appear. But if WPKG is fo Windows it should be decompressable in a normal way ( Winzip also does not like the file). -> improves usability | ||
| − | All right, I'll recompress it with a different zip packer. | + | :All right, I'll recompress it with a different zip packer. BTW, what should I use to pack files? I used Total Commander to compress it, and I can unompress just fine either in Total Commander, or in FilZip. |
Revision as of 19:01, 6 September 2007
This page needs link to WSH (cscript) installer for Windows 98, NT, ME.
OK, added!
Windows 2000 with latest patches should have already Windows Script Host 5.6 . This is at least the case with my freshly installed Windows 2000.
help
cannot extract zip files. Windows Xp shows empty zip, ZipGenius shows corrupt files, Download wth Vista also shows empty archives
Try FilZip. Or any UNIX unzip.
Why is it zipped in such a cruel way? Filzip also does not appear to work correctly in first try. It only unzips a "WPKG Client 1.0 rc1" file without any file endings. By renaming it to .zip and unzipping it again some files appear. But if WPKG is fo Windows it should be decompressable in a normal way ( Winzip also does not like the file). -> improves usability
- All right, I'll recompress it with a different zip packer. BTW, what should I use to pack files? I used Total Commander to compress it, and I can unompress just fine either in Total Commander, or in FilZip.