MAIN MENU HELP:
Main Menu Bar consists of 7 main catagories or 8 catagories on the unregistered versions of DZIP.
Catagories:
Registered Version Catagories are ZIP, UNZIP, TEST, VIEW, SETUP, EXIT and HELP.
Unregistered Version Catagories are ZIP, UNZIP, TEST, VIEW, SETUP, EXIT, REGISTER and HELP.
Each Main Menu Bar Catagory contains a Pulldown Menu consisting of Submenus.  These Submenus are described below.
Submenu ZIP:
Diskettes:  This option allows the zipping of diskette(s).  DZIP zips all files on a diskette, including files in subdirectories.  This allows you to recreate a new diskette that is idenical to the original diskette.  Note!  DZIP will not duplicate diskettes that are copy protected!
Hard Drive:  This option allows file(s) that located on your hard disk drive to be zipped into a single zip file.  You may have DZIP create the new zip file on any drive/directory that you choose.
You may also zip an entire directory and/or subdirectories including the files stored in them to a single zipfile.  DZIP will automatically store the directory/subdirectories path in the new zip file, thus allowing you to automatically recreate the original directory/subdirectories when you unzip the zip file.
Span Disks:  This option allows the zipping of an entire hard disk drive and or directory/subdirectories to diskettes.  If the new zip file is larger than the target diskette, DZIP will split the zip file across several diskettes automatically.  This will allow you to backup programs that are larger than one diskette and retain the directory/subdirectories format as well as all files and paths that make up the program.  This is very handy if you don't have the original diskettes to reinstall the program.  When unzipping the diskettes DZIP will automatically create the directory/subdirectories and rejoin the file on your hard disk drive.
Submenu UNZIP:
KEYBOARD CONTROL:
Use the <TAB> & <SHIFT TAB> keys to enter and exit all objects.
Use the Up & Down Arrow Keys to scroll through listboxes.  Use <SPACEBAR> to Select (TAG) option(s).
Use the <SPACEBAR> to select Checkboxes. 
 = ENABLED, 
 = DISABLED
Use the <SPACEBAR> to activate selected Pushbutton.
Use the Left & Right Arrow keys to change Radiobuttons.
Use the <TAB> & <SHIFT TAB> keys to enter and exit Entryfields.  Use the                       
keyboard to type information in Entryfields.
Use the <Esc> key or the (Cancel) Pushbutton to abort and exit the menu.
Use the <F1> key for HELP.
PUSHBUTTON OBJECTS:
Pushbuttons are objects usually located at the bottom of menus.  Pushbuttons are usually the last object chosen on a menu.  When Pushbuttons are activated the menu processes the options selected.
SAVE 
 <- Normal Pushbutton
SAVE 
 <- Default or Currently Selected Pushbutton
RADIOBUTTON OBJECTS:
     
 <- Normal Radiobutton
     
 <- Currently Selected Radiobutton
CHECKBOX OBJECTS:
     
 <- Unselected Checkbox (Disabled)
     
 <- Selected Checkbox (Enabled)
ENTRYFIELD OBJECTS:
     
LISTBOX OBJECTS:
     
Listbox Title Here
     
 D:\DIRECTORY\               
     
     
OPTION1                    
     
  OPTION2                    
     
  OPTION3                    
     
  OPTION4                    
     
  OPTION5                    
     
  OPTION6                    
     
  OPTION7                    
     
Note! The  
  beside OPTION1 indicates that OPTION1 has been selected or TAGGED.  Some Listboxes allow more than one option to be selected. Use <SPACEBAR> to Select (TAG) or Unselect (Untag) options.
Menu Bar UNZIP:
To Diskettes:  This option allows you to unzip a zipfile to diskette.  DZIP will recreate all information on a blank d
SPAN DISKS:
Span Disks:  This option allows the zipping of an entire hard disk drive and or directory/subdirectories to diskettes.  If the new zip file is larger than the target diskette, DZIP will split the zip file across several diskettes automatically.  This will allow you to backup programs that are larger than one diskette and retain the directory/subdirectories format as well as all files and paths the make up the program.  This is very handy if you do not have the original diskettes to reinstall the program.  When unzipping the diskettes, DZIP will automatically create the directory/subdirectories and rejoin the file on you hard disk drive.
Object:
     
Directory To Be Zipped
     
 D:\ZIPFILES\           
  <- Source Directory
     
     
[ZIPFILES]            
     
  [DOS]                 
     
  [MENU]                
     
  [-A-]                 
     
  [-B-]                 
     
  [-C-]                 
     
  [-D-]                 
     
The  
  beside [ZIPFILES] indicates that the subdirectory ZIPFILES has been selected.  Press <ENTER> to change the Source Directory to D:\ZIPFILES or to the Source Directory you desire.  Press <TAB> or <SHIFT TAB> to exit object.
Object:   
 All Subdirectories
When All Subdirectories is selected (
), all files in all subdirectories under the selected source directory are zipped.  When All Subdirectories is unselect (
), only files located in to selected source directory are zipped.  
Object:  Filename  
Enter filename of zip file to be created.
Object:  
 A:  
 B: Target Disk Drive
Select the floppy disk drive where the source diskettes will be inserted.  Note! Use the Left & Right Arrow keys the selected Radiobutton.
Object:  
Format  Mode
         
 Regular         
 = Selected Option
         
 Unconditional   
 = Unselected Option
         
 Wipe            
         
Choose type of diskette DOS format.
Option:  
 Regular
This option Quick formats a diskette that has already been formatted by writing a new directory on the diskette.  If the diskette has never been formatted this option Unconditionally formats the diskette.
Option:  
 Unconditional
This option Unconditionally formats the diskette regardless of whether or not the diskette has been previously formatted.
Option:  
 Wipe
This option differs from the Regular (Quick) format in that it erases all files on the diskette instead of creating a new directory.
Object:  
         
 Low Density     
 = Selected Option
         
 High Density    
 = Unselected Option
         
Choose size of diskette to be DOS formatted.
Option:  
 Low Density
Select this option if your diskettes are Low Density.  Example: 720K or 360K.
Option:  
 High Density
Select this option if your diskette are High Density.  Example: 1.44M or 1.2M.
Object:   
          
   OK   
 Cancel 
  Setup  
          
Use the Left & Right Arrow keys to select (Highlight) the desired Pushbutton.  Press <SPACEBAR> to activate the selected (Highlighted) Pushbutton.
Option:   
          
   OK   
          
Activating the OK Pushbutton will begin zipping to diskette(s).
Option:   
          
 Cancel 
          
Activating the Cancel Pushbutton will abort and return you to the Main Menu.
Option:   
          
  Setup  
          
Activating the Setup Pushbutton will allow you to set the menu's default options.  Note! You must exit the menu and reenter the menu before new defaults will take affect.
Activating the Cancel Pushbutton will abort and return you to the Main Menu.
Option:   
          
  Setup  
          
Activating the 
TEST ZIPPED FILE(S)
Test Zipped File(s) allows you to test the integrity of zipped files.
Object:
     
     
 D:\ZIPFILES\     
  <- Current Drive\Directory
     
     
GAME01.ZIP      
  <- Selected (Tagged) Zip File
     
  GAME02.ZIP      
     
  UTIL.ZIP        
  <- Zip File 
     
  MENU.ZIP        
     
  [SUBDIR]        
  <- Available Subdirectories
     
  [SUBDIR1]       
     
  [-A-]           
  <- Available Drives
     
The  
  beside GAME01.ZIP indicates that the file GAME01.ZIP has been selected.  Use the <SPACEBAR> to Select (Tag) the zip file(s) you want to test.  You may select (Tag) more than one file.  To Unselect (Untag) a selected (Tagged) file, highlight the selected file and press the <SPACEBAR> again. 
To change drives or subdirectories use Up & Down Arrow keys to highlight the subdirectory or Drive and press the <ENTER> key.  The current drive or subdirectory will be displayed as above, as well as all zip files located in the current drive\directory.  
When all desired zip files are selected, press <TAB> or <SHIFT TAB> to exit object.
Object:   
          
   OK   
          
          
          
 Cancel 
          
Use the Left & Right Arrow keys to select (Highlight) the desired Pushbutton.  Press <SPACEBAR> to activate the selected (Highlighted) Pushbutton.
Option:   
          
   OK   
          
Activating the OK Pushbutton will begin testing zipped file(s).
Option:   
          
 Cancel 
          
Activating the Cancel Pushbutton will abort and return you to the Main Menu.
can view any zipped file to see the contents, size and method of compression along with the CRC value of each file in the zip.
You can test the integrity of any zipped file for CRC errors. This is a good idea before trying to upload a file to a BBS.  There is nothing more f
UNZIP TO HARD DRIVE
Unzip To Hard Drive allows you unzip a file to your hard drive.  DZIP will recreate the subdirectories if any are specified in the zip file.  This option is intended to be used on zip files that were created with the ZIP TO HARD DRIVE option.
Object:
     
File To Be Unzipped
     
 D:\ZIPFILES\        
  <- Current Drive\Directory
     
     
GAME01.ZIP         
  <- Selected (Tagged) Zip File
     
  GAME02.ZIP         
     
  UTIL.ZIP           
  <- Zip File 
     
  MENU.ZIP           
     
  [SUBDIR]           
  <- Available Subdirectories
     
  [SUBDIR1]          
     
  [-A-]              
  <- Available Drives
     
The  
  beside GAME01.ZIP indicates that the file GAME01.ZIP has been selected.  Use the <SPACEBAR> to Select (Tag) the zip file you want to unzip to hard drive.  To Unselect (Untag) a selected (Tagged) file highlight selected file and press the <SPACEBAR> again. 
To change drives or subdirectories use Up & Down Arrow keys to highlight the subdirectory or Drive and press the <ENTER> key.  The current drive or subdirectory will be displayed as above, as well as all zip files located in the current drive\directory.  
When the desired zip file is selected press <TAB> or <SHIFT TAB> to exit object.
Object:
     
Target Drive\Directory
     
 D:\ZIPFILES\           
  <- Target Directory
     
     
[ZIPFILES]            
     
  [DOS]                 
     
  [MENU]                
     
  [-A-]                 
     
  [-B-]                 
     
  [-C-]                 
     
  [-D-]                 
     
The  
  beside [ZIPFILES] indicates that the subdirectory ZIPFILES has been selected.  Press <ENTER> to change the Target Directory to D:\ZIPFILES or to the Target Directory you desire.  Press <TAB> or <SHIFT TAB> to exit object.
Object:   
          
   OK   
Create Dir
 Cancel 
  Setup  
          
Use the Left & Right Arrow keys to select (Highlight) the desired Pushbutton.  Press <SPACEBAR> to activate the selected (Highlighted) Pushbutton.
Option:   
          
   OK   
          
Activating the OK Pushbutton will begin zipping diskette(s).
Option:   
          
Create Dir
          
Activating the CREATE DIR Pushbutton will display a submenu allowing you to create a new directory.
Option:   
          
 Cancel 
          
Activating the Cancel Pushbutton will abort and return you to the Main Menu.
Option:   
          
  Setup  
          
Activating the Setup Pushbutton will allow you to set the menu's default options.  Note! You must exit the menu and reenter it before new all new defaults will take affect.
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VIEW ZIPPED FILE(S)
View Zipped File(s) allows you to examine the contents of a zipped file(s).
Object:
     
     
 D:\ZIPFILES\     
  <- Current Drive\Directory
     
     
GAME01.ZIP      
  <- Selected (Tagged) Zip File
     
  GAME02.ZIP      
     
  UTIL.ZIP        
  <- Zip File 
     
  MENU.ZIP        
     
  [SUBDIR]        
  <- Available Subdirectories
     
  [SUBDIR1]       
     
  [-A-]           
  <- Available Drives
     
The  
  beside GAME01.ZIP indicates that the file GAME01.ZIP has been selected.  Use the <SPACEBAR> to Select (Tag) the zip file(s) you want to view.  You may select (Tag) more than one file to be viewed.  To Unselect (Untag) a selected (Tagged) file, highlight selected file and press the <SPACEBAR> again. 
To change drives or subdirectories, use Up & Down Arrow keys to highlight the subdirectory or Drive and press the <ENTER> key.  The current drive or subdirectory will be displayed as above, as well as all zip files located in the current drive\directory.  
When all desired zip files are selected, press <TAB> or <SHIFT TAB> to exit object.
Object:  
         
  View Options  
         
         
 Brief       
         
 Reverse     
         
 More        
         
 Technical   
         
Use <SPACEBAR> to select (Tag) or Unselect (Untag) options.  Use <TAB> or <SHIFT TAB> to exit object.
Note! You may select any combination of the above options.
Refer to you PKZIP documentation for a description of Brief, Reverse, More and Technical options.
Object:   
          
   OK   
          
          
          
 Cancel 
          
Use the Left & Right Arrow keys to select (Highlight) the desired Pushbutton.  Press <SPACEBAR> to activate the selected (Highlighted) Pushbutton.
Option:   
          
   OK   
          
Activating the OK Pushbutton will begin viewing zipped file(s).
Option:   
          
 Cancel 
          
Activating the Cancel Pushbutton will abort and return you to the Main Menu.
the selected (Highlighted) Pushbutton.
Option:   
          
   OK   
          
Activating the OK Pushbutton will begin zipping diskette(s).
Option:   
          
Create Dir
          
Activating the CREATE 
ZIP DISKETTE(S):
Diskette(s):  This option allows the zipping of diskette(s).  DZIP zips all files stored on a diskette including files in subdirectories.  This option allows you to recreate a new diskette that is identical to the original diskette.  Note!  DZIP will not duplicate diskettes that are copy protected!
Object:  
 Automatically Test Zip File(s)
Enabling this checkbox will test the zip file(s) integerity after zipping.   Use the <SPACEBAR> to Enable/Disable this Object. 
 = Enabled, 
 = Disabled
Object:  
 Zip How Many Diskettes
Enter the number of diskettes you will be zipping.
Object:  
.ZIP  Single Filename
Enter the filename for the target zip file.  Note! This object is only available when you choose one (1) for the number of diskettes in the object 
 Zip How Many Diskettes.  The .ZIP extension will automatically be added to the filename.
Objects:  
          
  MULTIPLE FILENAMES  
          
 Auto Increment     
          
 Manual Entry       
          
 Base Filename 
          
These objects are only available when you have chosen more than one (1) for the number of diskettes to be zipped.
Option1:  
 Auto Increment
When this option is selected, DZIP will allow you to enter a base filename.  DZIP will then add a 01,02,03 Ect.. to the end of the base filename for each diskette. Example: GAME01.ZIP, GAME02.ZIP etc...
Option2:  
 Manual Entry
When this option is selected, DZIP will display a seperate menu allowing you to manually enter each zip filename.
Object:  
 Base Filename
Enter the base filename.  This object is only available when option1 (
 Auto Increment) is selected.
Object:  
 B: Source Diskette
Select the floppy disk drive where the source diskette will be inserted.  Note! Use the Left & Right Arrow keys to change the selected Radiobutton.
Object:
     
Target Directory
     
 D:\ZIPFILES\     
  <- Target Directory
     
     
[ZIPFILES]      
     
  [DOS]           
     
  [MENU]          
     
  [-A-]           
     
  [-B-]           
     
  [-C-]           
     
  [-D-]           
     
The  
  beside [ZIPFILES] indicates that the subdirectory ZIPFILES has been selected.  Press <ENTER> to change the Target Directory to D:\ZIPFILES or to the Target Directory you desire.  Press <TAB> or <SHIFT TAB> keys to exit the object.
Object:   
          
   OK   
 Cancel 
  Setup  
          
Use the Left & Right Arrow keys to select (Highlight) the desired Pushbutton.  Press <SPACEBAR> to activate the selected (Highlighted) Pushbutton.
Option:   
          
   OK   
          
Activating the OK Pushbutton will begin zipping diskette(s).
Option:   
          
 Cancel 
          
Activating the Cancel Pushbutton will abort and return you to the Main Menu.
Option:   
          
  Setup  
          
Activating the Setup Pushbutton will allow you to set the menu's default options.  Note! You must exit the menu and reenter the menu before new defaults will take affect.
or the energy to write another version of DZIP.  After being razzed for almost 2 years by most of my computer friends and every month at the users meeting,  I decided to write a new version of DZIP containing all the new f
ZIP HARD DRIVE:
Hard Drive:  This menu allows you to zip all files stored on an entire hard disk drive and or directories to a single zip file or zip one or more files to a single zip file on your hard disk drive.  
When zipping an entire hard disk drive and or directories to a single zip file, DZIP stores the full path and subdirectories in the zip file.  When the zip file is extracted the directories and paths will automatically be recreated.  However, when zipping files only, the directories and paths are not stored in the zip file.
Object:  
 Directories 
 File(s)
Option1:  
 Directories
When this Radiobutton is selected the listbox 'Directories To Be Zipped' is displayed, allowing you to only select a drive and subdirectory.  You may also choose to zip all subdirectories under the selected drive\directory.
Option2:  
 File(s)
When this Radiobutton is selected the listbox 'File(s) To Be Zipped' is displayed, allowing you to select files to be zipped.
Object: 
     
Directory To Be Zipped
     
 D:\ZIPFILES\           
  <- Source Directory
     
     
[ZIPFILES]            
     
  [DOS]                 
     
  [MENU]                
     
  [-A-]                 
     
  [-B-]                 
     
  [-C-]                 
     
  [-D-]                 
     
The  
  beside [ZIPFILES] indicates that the subdirectory ZIPFILES has been selected.  Press <ENTER> to change the Source Directory to D:\ZIPFILES or to the Source Directory you desire.  Press <TAB> or <SHIFT TAB> to exit object.
Object: 
                
Files To Be Zipped
                
 D:\MENU\           
                
  Tagged File-> 
LEMENU.EXE        
                
  LEMENU.CFG        
                
  LEBAT.BAT         
                
  [SUBMENU]         
                
  [SUBMENU1]        
                
  [-A-]             
                
  [-B-]             
                
The  
  beside LEMENU.EXE indicates that the file LEMENU.EXE is select and will be zipped.  Use the <SPACEBAR> to Select (TAG) or Unselect (UNTAG) Select (TAG) all file(s) to be zipped then press <TAB> or <SHIFT TAB> to exit object.
Note! Use the UP & DOWN ARROW keys to navigate through the listbox.
Object:   
 All Subdirectories
When All Subdirectories is selected (
), all files in all subdirectories under the selected source directory are zipped.  When All Subdirectories is unselect (
), only files located in to selected source directory are zipped.  
Note! The '
 All Subdirectories' object is only available when the '
 Directories' Radiobutton is selected.
Object:
     
Target Directory
     
 D:\ZIPFILES\     
  <- Target Directory
     
     
[ZIPFILES]      
     
  [DOS]           
     
  [MENU]          
     
  [-A-]           
     
  [-B-]           
     
  [-C-]           
     
  [-D-]           
     
The  
  beside [ZIPFILES] indicates that the subdirectory ZIPFILES has been selected.  Press <ENTER> to change the Target Directory to D:\ZIPFILES or to the Target Directory you desire.  Press <TAB> or <SHIFT TAB> to exit object.
Object:  Filename 
Enter filename of zip file to be created.
Object:   
          
   OK   
 Cancel 
  Setup  
          
Use the Left & Right Arrow keys to select (Highlight) the desired Pushbutton. Press <SPACEBAR> to activate the selected (Highlighted) Pushbutton.
Option:   
          
   OK   
          
Activating the OK Pushbutton will begin zipping file(s) to Hard Drive.
Option:   
          
 Cancel 
          
Activating the Cancel Pushbutton will abort and return you to the Main Menu.
Option:   
          
  Setup  
          
Activating the Setup Pushbutton will allow you to set the menu's default options.  Note! You must exit the menu and reenter the menu before new defaults will take affect.
 in the help system.  You may select the desired topic and press <ENTER> key to display the help for the selected topic.
Keyboard:  This option displays help on keys used to navigate through DZIP's menus.
Comamnds:  This option is not currently supported.
Procedures: This option is not currently supported.
Using Help:  About 
UNZIP DISKETTE(S)
Unzip Diskette(s) allows you to recreate all files including hidden files, system files and subdirectories structures contained in a zip file on diskette.  This option is normally used on a zip file that was created using the Zip Diskette(s) option from the Main Menu.  In general you would use Zip Diskette(s) to zip an entire diskette, then use Unzip Diskette(s) to recreate that diskette on a blank disk.  Note! Zip Diskette(s) & Unzip Diskette(s) will not duplicate copy protected diskettes. 
Object:
     
     
 D:\ZIPFILES\     
  <- Current Drive\Directory
     
     
GAME01.ZIP      
  <- Selected (Tagged) Zip File
     
  GAME02.ZIP      
     
  UTIL.ZIP        
  <- Zip File 
     
  MENU.ZIP        
     
  [SUBDIR]        
  <- Available Subdirectories
     
  [SUBDIR1]       
     
  [-A-]           
  <- Available Drives
     
The  
  beside GAME01.ZIP indicates that the file GAME01.ZIP has been selected.  Use the <SPACEBAR> to Select (Tag) the zip file(s) you want to unzip to diskette(s).  You may select (Tag) more than one file to be unzipped.  To Unselect (Untag) a selected (Tagged) file, highlight selected file and press the <SPACEBAR> again. 
To change drives or subdirectories, use Up & Down Arrow keys to highlight the subdirectory or Drive and press the <ENTER> key.  The current drive or subdirectory will be displayed as above, as well as all zip files located in the current drive\directory.  
When all desired zip files are selected, press <TAB> or <SHIFT TAB> to exit object.
Object:   
 Test Zip File Integrity
Selecting (
) the checkbox causes DZIP to test each file's integrity before unzipping it to diskette.
Unselecting (
) the checkbox causes DZIP not to test each file's integrity before unzipping it to diskette.
Object:   
 B: Target Disk Drive
Choose the floppy disk drive where target diskette(s) will be inserted.
Object:   
 Format Diskette(s)
Selecting (
) the checkbox causes DZIP to DOS format diskette(s) before unzipping to them.
Unselecting (
) the checkbox causes DZIP not to format diskette(s) before unzipping to them.
Object:   
 Quick Format 
Note! This object is only available when 
 Format Diskette(s) is selected.
Selecting (
) the checkbox causes DZIP to DOS quick format diskette(s) before unzipping to them.  The diskette must have been previously formatted in order to quick format it.
Unselecting (
) the checkbox causes DZIP to regular format diskette(s) before unzipping to them.
Note! Refer to your DOS manual for more information on Quick and Regular formatting of diskettes.
Object:  
 360K
         
 720K
         
 1.2M
         
 1.44M
         
 2.88M
Choose format size of diskette(s).
Note!  The formatting process done in this menu uses batch files to execute the DOS FORMAT.COM file.  For more information on modifying the batch files to use any other DOS format program, see the READ.ME file located in the DZIP subdirectory.
Object:   
          
   OK   
 Cancel 
  Setup  
          
Use the Left & Right Arrow keys to select (Highlight) the desired Pushbutton.  Press <SPACEBAR> to activate the selected (Highlighted) Pushbutton.
Option:   
          
   OK   
          
Activating the OK Pushbutton will begin unzipping to diskette(s).
Option:   
          
 Cancel 
          
Activating the Cancel Pushbutton will abort and return you to the Main Menu.
Option:   
          
  Setup  
          
Activating the Setup Pushbutton will allow you to set the menu's default options.  Note! You must exit the menu and reenter it before all new defaults will take affect.
tartup and Exit Delay screens will be disabled.  If you wish to register by mail you can print a registration form directly to you printer.
PKZIP OPTIONS
Pkzip Options allows you to change any of Zip/Unzip parameters that are pasted to the Pkzip program.  To change the parameters for a new version of Pkzip, just the use insert and delete keys to obtain desired settings on the line you wish to change. To restore all settings to the orginal defaults use the RESTORE pushbutton.
CHARACTER                     
DATE/TIME                     
ENVIRONMENT           
PKZIP OPTIONS
Pkzip Options allows you to change the Zip/Unzip parameters that are passed to the Pkzip program.  To change parameters for a new version of Pkzip, just use insert and delete keys to obtain the desired settings on the line you wish to change. To restore all settings to the orginal defaults use the RESTORE pushbutton.
Object:   
          
   OK   
 Cancel 
  Restore  
          
Use the Left & Right Arrow keys to select (Highlight) the desired Pushbutton. Then press <SPACEBAR> to activate the selected (Highlighted) Pushbutton.
Option:   
          
   OK   
          
Activating the OK pushbutton will save the new Pkzip settings.
Option:   
          
 Cancel 
          
Activating the Cancel pushbutton will abort and return you to the Main Menu.
Option:   
          
  Restore  
          
Activating the Restore pushbutton will allow you to restore all the original default settings.
BOX OBJECTS:
     
 <- Unselected Checkbox (Disabled)
     
 <- Selected Checkbox (Enabled)
ENTRYFIELD OBJECTS:
     
LISTBOX OBJECTS:
     
Listbox Title Here
     
 D:\DIRECTORY\               
     
     
OPTION1                    
     
  OPTION2                    
     
  OPTION3                    
     
  OPTION4               i
General Information:
ntryfields.
Use the <Esc> key or the (Cancel) Pushbutton to abort and exit the menu.
Use the <F1> key for HELP.
PUSHBUTTON OBJECTS:
Pushbuttons are objects usually located at the bottom of menus.  Pushbuttons are usually the last object chosen on a menu.  When Pushbuttons are activated the menu processes the options selected.
SAVE 
 <- Normal Pushbutton
SAVE 
 <- Default or Currentl8
l support a mouse.
Object:  
 Entry Field Full, Bell Enabled
When enabled, DZIP will sound a bell alearting you that you have completly fill an Entry Field with characters.  This option has no effect on the operation of DZIP.  So if the bell sound gets on you nerves, disable this option.
Object:  
 Pause After Runnning PKZIP & PKUNZIP Enabled
When enabled, DZIP will wait for you to 'Press any key' between each file that is zipped, unzipped or tested.  This allows you time to look at each PKZIP,PKUNZIP process.  Otherwise DZIP will automatically return to the Main Menu after each call to PKZIP or PKUNZIP.
CHARACTER                     
DATE/TIME                     
ENVIRONMENT                   
FILE                          
MATH                          
MULTIUSER                     
NEWS                          
OBJECT LEVEL HELP             
PREPROCESSOR                  
PROGRAM       
DZIP DEFAULTS
General DZIP defaults allows you to set the DZIP system defaults.
Object:  
 Memory Swapping Enabled
The memory swapping option allows DZIP to run on machines that have a limited amount of memory available.  When memory swapping is enabled, DZIP temporarily swaps out of memory before running the PKZIP.EXE/PKUNZIP.EXE programs.  This requiries an additional 1 meg of temporary diskspace for the swapping process.
Object:  
 Mouse Control Enabled
When enabled, DZIP will support a mouse.
Object:  
 Entry Field Full, Bell Enabled
When enabled, DZIP will sound a bell alerting you that you have completely filled an Entry Field with characters.  This option has no effect on the operation of DZIP, so if the bell sound gets on you nerves, disable this option.
Object:  
 Pause After Runnning PKZIP & PKUNZIP Enabled
When enabled, DZIP will wait for you to 'Press any key' between each file that is zipped, unzipped or tested.  This allows you time to look at each PKZIP,PKUNZIP process, otherwise DZIP will automatically return to the Main Menu after each call to PKZIP or PKUNZIP.
Object:   
          
  Save  
 Cancel 
          
Use the Left & Right Arrow keys to select (Highlight) the desired Pushbutton.  Press <SPACEBAR> to activate the selected (Highlighted) Pushbutton.
Option:   
          
  Save  
          
Activating the Save Pushbutton will save to the default settings.
Option:   
          
 Cancel 
          
Activating the Cancel Pushbutton will abort changes to the default settings and return you to the Main Menu.
ch can be changed on the fly easily.
You can view any zipped file to see the contents, size and method of compression along with the CRC value of each file in the zip.
You can test the integrity of any zipped file for CRC errors. This is a good idea before trying to upload a file to a BBS.  There is nothing more f
KEYBOARD CONTROL:
Use the <TAB> & <SHIFT TAB> keys to enter and exit all objects.
Use the Up & Down Arrow Keys to scroll through listboxes.  Use <SPACEBAR> to Select (TAG) option(s).
Use the <SPACEBAR> to select Checkboxes. 
 = ENABLED, 
 = DISABLED
Use the <SPACEBAR> to activate selected Pushbutton.
Use the Left & Right Arrow keys to change Radiobuttons.
Use the <TAB> & <SHIFT TAB> keys to enter and exit Entryfields.  Use the                       
keyboard to type information in Entryfields.
Use the <Esc> key or the (Cancel) Pushbutton to abort and exit the menu.
Use the <F1> key for HELP.
PUSHBUTTON OBJECTS:
Pushbuttons are objects usually located at the bottom of menus.  Pushbuttons are usually the last object chosen on a menu.  When Pushbuttons are activated the menu processes the options selected.
SAVE 
 <- Normal Pushbutton
SAVE 
 <- Default or Currently Selected Pushbutton
RADIOBUTTON OBJECTS:
     
 <- Normal Radiobutton
     
 <- Currently Selected Radiobutton
CHECKBOX OBJECTS:
     
 <- Unselected Checkbox (Disabled)
     
 <- Selected Checkbox (Enabled)
ENTRYFIELD OBJECTS:
     
LISTBOX OBJECTS:
     
Listbox Title Here
     
 D:\DIRECTORY\               
     
     
OPTION1                    
     
  OPTION2                    
     
  OPTION3                    
     
  OPTION4                    
     
  OPTION5                    
     
  OPTION6                    
     
  OPTION7                    
     
Note! The  
  beside OPTION1 indicates that OPTION1 has been selected or TAGGED.  Some Listboxes allow more than one option to be selected. Use <SPACEBAR> to Select (TAG) or Unselect (Untag) options.
Menu Bar UNZIP:
To Diskettes:  This option allows you to unzip a zipfile to diskette.  DZIP will recreate all information on a blank d
KEYBOARD CONTROL:
Use the <TAB> & <SHIFT TAB> keys to enter and exit all objects.
Use the Up & Down Arrow Keys to scroll through listboxes.  Use <SPACEBAR> to Select (TAG) option(s).
Use the <SPACEBAR> to select Checkboxes. 
 = ENABLED, 
 = DISABLED
Use the <SPACEBAR> to activate selected Pushbutton.
Use the Left & Right Arrow keys to change Radiobuttons.
Use the <TAB> & <SHIFT TAB> keys to enter and exit Entryfields.  Use the                       
keyboard to type information in Entryfields.
Use the <Esc> key or the (Cancel) Pushbutton to abort and exit the menu.
Use the <F1> key for HELP.
PUSHBUTTON OBJECTS:
Pushbuttons are objects usually located at the bottom of menus.  Pushbuttons are usually the last object chosen on a menu.  When Pushbuttons are activated the menu processes the options selected.
SAVE 
 <- Normal Pushbutton
SAVE 
 <- Default or Currently Selected Pushbutton
RADIOBUTTON OBJECTS:
     
 <- Normal Radiobutton
     
 <- Currently Selected Radiobutton
CHECKBOX OBJECTS:
     
 <- Unselected Checkbox (Disabled)
     
 <- Selected Checkbox (Enabled)
ENTRYFIELD OBJECTS:
     
LISTBOX OBJECTS:
     
Listbox Title Here
     
 D:\DIRECTORY\               
     
     
OPTION1                    
     
  OPTION2                    
     
  OPTION3                    
     
  OPTION4                    
     
  OPTION5                    
     
  OPTION6                    
     
  OPTION7                    
     
Note! The  
  beside OPTION1 indicates that OPTION1 has been selected or TAGGED.  Some Listboxes allow more than one option to be selected. Use <SPACEBAR> to Select (TAG) or Unselect (Untag) options.
 can test the integrity of any zipped file for CRC errors. This is a good idea before trying to upload a file to a BBS.  There is nothing more f
KEYBOARD CONTROL:
Use the <TAB> & <SHIFT TAB> keys to enter and exit all objects.
Use the Up & Down Arrow Keys to scrol thru listboxes.  Use <SPACEBAR> to Select (TAG) option(s).
Use the <SPACEBAR> to select Checkboxes. 
 = ENABLED, 
 = DISABLED
Use the <SPACEBAR> to activate selected Pushbutton.
Use the Left & Right Arrow keys to change Radiobuttons.
Use the <TAB> & <SHIFT TAB> keys to enter and exit Entryfields.  Use the                       
keyboard to type information in Entryfields.
Use the <Esc> key or the (Cancel) Pushbutton to abort and exit the menu.
Use the <F1> key for HELP.
PUSHBUTTON OBJECTS:
Pushbuttons are objects usually located at the bottom of menus.  Pushbuttons are usually the last object chosen on a menu.  When Pushbuttons are activated the menu processes the options selected.
SAVE 
 <- Normal Pushbutton
SAVE 
 <- Default or Currently Selected Pushbutton
RADIOBUTTON OBJECTS:
     
 <- Normal Radiobutton
     
 <- Currently Selected Radiobutton
CHECKBOX OBJECTS:
     
 <- Unselected Checkbox (Disabled)
     
 <- Selected Checkbox (Enabled)
ENTRYFIELD OBJECTS:
     
LISTBOX OBJECTS:
     
Listbox Title Here
     
 D:\DIRECTORY\               
     
     
OPTION1                    
     
  OPTION2                    
     
  OPTION3                    
     
  OPTION4                    
     
  OPTION5                    
     
  OPTION6                    
     
  OPTION7                    
     
Note! The  
  beside OPTION1 indicates that OPTION1 has been selected or TAGGED.  Some Listboxes allow more than one option to be selected. Use <SPACEBAR> to Select (TAG) or Unselect (Untag) options.
ING HELP                    
NEWS                          
USING HELP                    
KEYBOARD CONTROL:
Use the <TAB> & <SHIFT TAB> keys to enter and exit all objects.
Use the Up & Down Arrow Keys to scroll through listboxes.  Use <SPACEBAR> to Select (TAG) option(s).
Use the <SPACEBAR> to select Checkboxes. 
 = ENABLED, 
 = DISABLED
Use the <SPACEBAR> to activate selected Pushbutton.
Use the Left & Right Arrow keys to change Radiobuttons.
Use the <TAB> & <SHIFT TAB> keys to enter and exit Entryfields.  Use the                       
keyboard to type information in Entryfields.
Use the <Esc> key or the (Cancel) Pushbutton to abort and exit the menu.
Use the <F1> key for HELP.
PUSHBUTTON OBJECTS:
Pushbuttons are objects usually located at the bottom of menus.  Pushbuttons are usually the last object chosen on a menu.  When Pushbuttons are activated the menu processes the options selected.
SAVE 
 <- Normal Pushbutton
SAVE 
 <- Default or Currently Selected Pushbutton
RADIOBUTTON OBJECTS:
     
 <- Normal Radiobutton
     
 <- Currently Selected Radiobutton
CHECKBOX OBJECTS:
     
 <- Unselected Checkbox (Disabled)
     
 <- Selected Checkbox (Enabled)
ENTRYFIELD OBJECTS:
     
LISTBOX OBJECTS:
     
Listbox Title Here
     
 D:\DIRECTORY\               
     
     
OPTION1                    
     
  OPTION2                    
     
  OPTION3                    
     
  OPTION4                    
     
  OPTION5                    
     
  OPTION6                    
     
  OPTION7                    
     
Note! The  
  beside OPTION1 indicates that OPTION1 has been selected or TAGGED.  Some Listboxes allow more than one option to be selected. Use <SPACEBAR> to Select (TAG) or Unselect (Untag) options.
 to the Target Directory you desire.  Press <TAB> or <SHIFT TAB> to exit object.
Object:   
KEYBOARD CONTROL:
Use the <TAB> & <SHIFT TAB> keys to enter and exit all objects.
Use the Up & Down Arrow Keys to scroll through listboxes.  Use <SPACEBAR> to Select (TAG) option(s).
Use the <SPACEBAR> to select Checkboxes. 
 = ENABLED, 
 = DISABLED
Use the <SPACEBAR> to activate selected Pushbutton.
Use the Left & Right Arrow keys to change Radiobuttons.
Use the <TAB> & <SHIFT TAB> keys to enter and exit Entryfields.  Use the                       
keyboard to type information in Entryfields.
Use the <Esc> key or the (Cancel) Pushbutton to abort and exit the menu.
Use the <F1> key for HELP.
PUSHBUTTON OBJECTS:
Pushbuttons are objects usually located at the bottom of menus.  Pushbuttons are usually the last object chosen on a menu.  When Pushbuttons are activated the menu processes the options selected.
SAVE 
 <- Normal Pushbutton
SAVE 
 <- Default or Currently Selected Pushbutton
RADIOBUTTON OBJECTS:
     
 <- Normal Radiobutton
     
 <- Currently Selected Radiobutton
CHECKBOX OBJECTS:
     
 <- Unselected Checkbox (Disabled)
     
 <- Selected Checkbox (Enabled)
ENTRYFIELD OBJECTS:
     
LISTBOX OBJECTS:
     
Listbox Title Here
     
 D:\DIRECTORY\               
     
     
OPTION1                    
     
  OPTION2                    
     
  OPTION3                    
     
  OPTION4                    
     
  OPTION5                    
     
  OPTION6                    
     
  OPTION7                    
     
Note! The  
  beside OPTION1 indicates that OPTION1 has been selected or TAGGED.  Some Listboxes allow more than one option to be selected. Use <SPACEBAR> to Select (TAG) or Unselect (Untag) options.
 = Selected Option
         
 Unconditional   
 = Unselected Option
         
 Wipe            
         
KEYBOARD CONTROL:
Use the <TAB> & <SHIFT TAB> keys to enter and exit all objects.
Use the Up & Down Arrow Keys to scroll through listboxes.  Use <SPACEBAR> to Select (TAG) option(s).
Use the <SPACEBAR> to select Checkboxes. 
 = ENABLED, 
 = DISABLED
Use the <SPACEBAR> to activate selected Pushbutton.
Use the Left & Right Arrow keys to change Radiobuttons.
Use the <TAB> & <SHIFT TAB> keys to enter and exit Entryfields.  Use the                       
keyboard to type information in Entryfields.
Use the <Esc> key or the (Cancel) Pushbutton to abort and exit the menu.
Use the <F1> key for HELP.
PUSHBUTTON OBJECTS:
Pushbuttons are objects usually located at the bottom of menus.  Pushbuttons are usually the last object chosen on a menu.  When Pushbuttons are activated the menu processes the options selected.
SAVE 
 <- Normal Pushbutton
SAVE 
 <- Default or Currently Selected Pushbutton
RADIOBUTTON OBJECTS:
     
 <- Normal Radiobutton
     
 <- Currently Selected Radiobutton
CHECKBOX OBJECTS:
     
 <- Unselected Checkbox (Disabled)
     
 <- Selected Checkbox (Enabled)
ENTRYFIELD OBJECTS:
     
LISTBOX OBJECTS:
     
Listbox Title Here
     
 D:\DIRECTORY\               
     
     
OPTION1                    
     
  OPTION2                    
     
  OPTION3                    
     
  OPTION4                    
     
  OPTION5                    
     
  OPTION6                    
     
  OPTION7                    
     
Note! The  
  beside OPTION1 indicates that OPTION1 has been selected or TAGGED.  Some Listboxes allow more than one option to be selected. Use <SPACEBAR> to Select (TAG) or Unselect (Untag) options.
ired Pushbutton.  Press <SPACEBAR> to activate the selected (Highlighted) Pushbutton.
Option:   
          
   OK   
KEYBOARD CONTROL:
Use the <TAB> & <SHIFT TAB> keys to enter and exit all objects.
Use the Up & Down Arrow Keys to scroll through listboxes.  Use <SPACEBAR> to Select (TAG) option(s).
Use the <SPACEBAR> to select Checkboxes. 
 = ENABLED, 
 = DISABLED
Use the <SPACEBAR> to activate selected Pushbutton.
Use the Left & Right Arrow keys to change Radiobuttons.
Use the <TAB> & <SHIFT TAB> keys to enter and exit Entryfields.  Use the                       
keyboard to type information in Entryfields.
Use the <Esc> key or the (Cancel) Pushbutton to abort and exit the menu.
Use the <F1> key for HELP.
PUSHBUTTON OBJECTS:
Pushbuttons are objects usually located at the bottom of menus.  Pushbuttons are usually the last object chosen on a menu.  When Pushbuttons are activated the menu processes the options selected.
SAVE 
 <- Normal Pushbutton
SAVE 
 <- Default or Currently Selected Pushbutton
RADIOBUTTON OBJECTS:
     
 <- Normal Radiobutton
     
 <- Currently Selected Radiobutton
CHECKBOX OBJECTS:
     
 <- Unselected Checkbox (Disabled)
     
 <- Selected Checkbox (Enabled)
ENTRYFIELD OBJECTS:
     
LISTBOX OBJECTS:
     
Listbox Title Here
     
 D:\DIRECTORY\               
     
     
OPTION1                    
     
  OPTION2                    
     
  OPTION3                    
     
  OPTION4                    
     
  OPTION5                    
     
  OPTION6                    
     
  OPTION7                    
     
Note! The  
  beside OPTION1 indicates that OPTION1 has been selected or TAGGED.  Some Listboxes allow more than one option to be selected. Use <SPACEBAR> to Select (TAG) or Unselect (Untag) options.
ht Arrow keys to change the selected Radiobutton.
Object:
     
Target Directory
     
 D:\ZIPFILES\     
  <- Target Direct
KEYBOARD CONTROL:
Use the <TAB> & <SHIFT TAB> keys to enter and exit all objects.
Use the Up & Down Arrow Keys to scroll through listboxes.  Use <SPACEBAR> to Select (TAG) option(s).
Use the <SPACEBAR> to select Checkboxes. 
 = ENABLED, 
 = DISABLED
Use the <SPACEBAR> to activate selected Pushbutton.
Use the Left & Right Arrow keys to change Radiobuttons.
Use the <TAB> & <SHIFT TAB> keys to enter and exit Entryfields.  Use the                       
keyboard to type information in Entryfields.
Use the <Esc> key or the (Cancel) Pushbutton to abort and exit the menu.
Use the <F1> key for HELP.
PUSHBUTTON OBJECTS:
Pushbuttons are objects usually located at the bottom of menus.  Pushbuttons are usually the last object chosen on a menu.  When Pushbuttons are activated the menu processes the options selected.
SAVE 
 <- Normal Pushbutton
SAVE 
 <- Default or Currently Selected Pushbutton
RADIOBUTTON OBJECTS:
     
 <- Normal Radiobutton
     
 <- Currently Selected Radiobutton
CHECKBOX OBJECTS:
     
 <- Unselected Checkbox (Disabled)
     
 <- Selected Checkbox (Enabled)
ENTRYFIELD OBJECTS:
     
LISTBOX OBJECTS:
     
Listbox Title Here
     
 D:\DIRECTORY\               
     
     
OPTION1                    
     
  OPTION2                    
     
  OPTION3                    
     
  OPTION4                    
     
  OPTION5                    
     
  OPTION6                    
     
  OPTION7                    
     
Note! The  
  beside OPTION1 indicates that OPTION1 has been selected or TAGGED.  Some Listboxes allow more than one option to be selected. Use <SPACEBAR> to Select (TAG) or Unselect (Untag) options.
ENU]         
                
  [SUBMENU1]        
                
  [-A-]             
                
  [-B-]             
MAIN MENU HELP:
Main Menu Bar consists of 7 main Menu Bars or 8 Menu Bars on the unregistered versions of DZIP.
Menu Bars:
Registered Version Menu Bars are ZIP, UNZIP, TEST, VIEW, SETUP, EXIT and HELP.
Unregistered Version Menu Bars are ZIP, UNZIP, TEST, VIEW, SETUP, EXIT, REGISTER and HELP.
Each Main Menu Bar contains Pulldown Menus consisting of Submenus.  These Submenus are described below.
Menu Bar ZIP:
Diskettes:  This option allows the zipping of diskette(s).  DZIP zips all files on a diskette, including files in subdirectories.  This allows you to recreate a new diskette that is idenical to the original diskette.  Note!  DZIP will not duplicate diskettes that are copy protected!
Hard Drive:  This option allows file(s) that located on your hard disk drive to be zipped into a single zip file.  You may have DZIP create the new zip file on any drive/directory that you choose.
You may also zip an entire directory and/or subdirectories including the files stored in them to a single zipfile.  DZIP will automatically store the directory/subdirectories path in the new zip file, thus allowing you to automatically recreate the original directory/subdirectories when you unzip the zip file.
Span Disks:  This option allows the zipping of an entire hard disk drive and or directory/subdirectories to diskettes.  If the new zip file is larger than the target diskette, DZIP will split the zip file across several diskettes automatically.  This will allow you to backup programs that are larger than one diskette and retain the directory/subdirectories format as well as all files and paths that make up the program.  This is very handy if you don't have the original diskettes to reinstall the program.  When unzipping the diskettes DZIP will automatically create the directory/subdirectories and rejoin the file on your hard disk drive.
Menu Bar UNZIP:
To Diskettes:  This option allows you to unzip a zipfile to diskette.  DZIP will recreate all information on a blank diskette that consists of all the information that the original diskette contained.  This option will automatically recreate directories, subdirectories, hidden & system files and volume labels.  This is very handy when you want to recreate program disks that are on low density disks to high density disks or 5.25" disks to 3.5" disks.  When changing the size of diskettes that a program was originally on, you must make sure that the new diskettes contain enough free disk space for all files that were on the original disk.  Note!  Zip files must have been created use DZIP's ZIP DISKETTE(S) option (or equivlant) to ensure that directories and volume labels will be recreated on the new diskette.
To Hard Drive:  This option allows you to unzip a zipfile to your hard disk drive.  DZIP will automatically recreate the directories hard disk drive and store files in the same directories they were originally zipped from.
Menu Bar 
MAIN MENU HELP:
Main Menu Bar consists of 7 main Menu Bars or 8 Menu Bars on the unregistered versions of DZIP.
Menu Bars:
Registered Version Menu Bars are ZIP, UNZIP, TEST, VIEW, SETUP, EXIT and HELP.
Unregistered Version Menu Bars are ZIP, UNZIP, TEST, VIEW, SETUP, EXIT, REGISTER and HELP.
Each Main Menu Bar contains Pulldown Menus consisting of Submenus.  These Submenus are described below.
Menu Bar ZIP:
Diskettes:  This option allows the zipping of diskette(s).  DZIP zips all files on a diskette, including files in subdirectories.  This allows you to recreate a new diskette that is idenical to the original diskette.  Note!  DZIP will not duplicate diskettes that are copy protected!
Hard Drive:  This option allows file(s) that located on your hard disk drive to be zipped into a single zip file.  You may have DZIP create the new zip file on any drive/directory that you choose.
You may also zip an entire directory and/or subdirectories including the files stored in them to a single zipfile.  DZIP will automatically store the directory/subdirectories path in the new zip file, thus allowing you to automatically recreate the original directory/subdirectories when you unzip the zip file.
Span Disks:  This option allows the zipping of an entire hard disk drive and or directory/subdirectories to diskettes.  If the new zip file is larger than the target diskette, DZIP will split the zip file across several diskettes automatically.  This will allow you to backup programs that are larger than one diskette and retain the directory/subdirectories format as well as all files and paths that make up the program.  This is very handy if you don't have the original diskettes to reinstall the program.  When unzipping the diskettes DZIP will automatically create the directory/subdirectories and rejoin the file on your hard disk drive.
Menu Bar UNZIP:
To Diskettes:  This option allows you to unzip a zipfile to diskette.  DZIP will recreate all information on a blank diskette that consists of all the information that the original diskette contained.  This option will automatically recreate directories, subdirectories, hidden & system files and volume labels.  This is very handy when you want to recreate program disks that are on low density disks to high density disks or 5.25" disks to 3.5" disks.  When changing the size of diskettes that a program was originally on, you must make sure that the new diskettes contain enough free disk space for all files that were on the original disk.  Note!  Zip files must have been created use DZIP's ZIP DISKETTE(S) option (or equivlant) to ensure that directories and volume labels will be recreated on the new diskette.
To Hard Drive:  This option allows you to unzip a zipfile to your hard disk drive.  DZIP will automatically recreate the directories hard disk drive and store files in the same directories they were originally zipped from.
Menu Bar TEST:
Zipped File(s):  This option allows you to test zip file(s) integrity to insure that zipped files have no errors.  We recommend that you always test zip files manually using this option or automatically when zipping or unzipping files.
Menu Bar VIEW:
Zipped File(s):  This option allows you to view the contence of a zip file(s).  When viewing zipped file(s) you may select from several display modes, Brief, Technical and more. 
General Information:
DZIP Version 2.0  Copyright(C) 1994 UData
Written By Thomas L. Utley
Special Thanks To:  Ron Washburn (Beta Tester)
                    Tom Krist (Bulletin Board Support)
                    Keith Ketcham (Bulletin Board Support)
Due to the overwhelming requests for a new version of DZIP version 1.2,  DZIP Version 2.0 was created.  DZIP version 2.0 has been completely rewritten to allow the use of neater and more user friendly menus, as well as more options.  DZIP is the product of many hours of hair pulling programming,  therefore if you want to continue using DZIP we would appreciate you registering it!
The purpose of DZIP is to create " ZIP " files or to extract
" ZIP " files with all the switches in PkZip automatically set to copy
or create an entire disk.  This includes all hidden, read only, system files and subdirectories and then puts the files into their directories just as they were on the original disk.  DZIP will not duplicate copy protected diskettes.
DZIP will also zip an entire hard drive, directories and span large ZIP files across several diskettes.  You can view and test ZIP files and much more.
FEATURES:
Automatic incrementation of zip files. If you are creating more than (1) zip file, you can give it a base name of (6 or 7) characters and the program will add a " 01, 02, 03, etc. " to the file name.  You can just feed the disks into your computer and the program will prompt you to place the next disk in when it is ready.
If in the future more features are added to PkZip there will be complete configuration so you can add the commands to the program easily.
When unzipping files you can specify a default drive and subdirectory for your configuration which can be changed on the fly easily.
You can view any zipped file to see the contents, size and method of compression along with the CRC value of each file in the zip.
You can test the integrity of any zipped file for CRC errors. This is a good idea before trying to upload a file to a BBS.  There is nothing more frustrating than spending a lot of time downloading a file just to find out the file is corrupt and will not run. Please consider the others who may wish to download the program.
REQUIREMENTS
You will need to have a copy of PkZip and PkUnzip ver 2.04g in your DOS path along with DZIP.  You can press [F1] for help on any given subject for an example of the usage of the parameter.
I can be reached on the BBS " The Marion Software Connection " located in Marion, Ohio at 614-387-3524 & 614-382-3534. Please leave me E-Mail and let me know what you think of the program, along with any suggestions for enhancements that would be useful.
PkZip & PkUnzip are copyrights of PKWARE
7545 N. Port Washington Rd.
Glendale, Wi  53217
A NOTE FROM THE AUTHOR:
DZIP v 1.0 was written as a 'what the hell' program.  I just wanted to show the guys at my users meeting that I could do it.  Next thing you know, DZIP was being passed around over major BBS's everywhere (Thanks to Tom Krist and the Marion BBS).  I started getting letters and messages from all over telling me how great DZIP was.  I thought, "hey, that's pretty neat."  Not long after that, I started hearing, "where's the new version of DZIP?"  Being busy with my real job, which is writing banking software, I didn't have the time or the energy to write another version of DZIP.  After being razzed for almost 2 years by most of my computer friends and every month at the users meeting,  I decided to write a new version of DZIP containing all the new features that had been requested.  This time it was going to be SHAREWARE.  I figured if I could get some money doing this, my wife would not be so hard on me about spending so much time on the computer.  This would also compel me to write more shareware software, as well as updates to DZIP.
General Information:
DZIP Version 2.0  Copyright(C) 1994 UData
Written By Thomas L. Utley
Special Thanks To:  Ron Washburn (Beta Tester)
                    Tom Krist (Primary Distrubter)
                    
Due to the overwhelming requests for a new version of DZIP version 1.2,  DZIP Version 2.0 was created.  DZIP version 2.0 has been completly rewritten to allow the use of neater and more user friendly menus, as well as more options.  DZIP is the product of many hours of hair pulling programming,  therefor if you want to continue using DZIP we would appreate you registering it!
A note from the aurthor:
DZIP v 1.0 was written as a 'what the hell' program.  I just wanted to show the guy's at my users meeting that i could do it.  Next thing you know, DZIP was being pasted around over major BBS's everywhere (Thanks to Tom Krist and the Marion BBS).  I started getting letter's and messages from all over, telling me how great DZIP was.  I though hey, that prety neat.  Not long after that, I started hearing 'where's the new version of DZIP'.  Being busy with my real job, which is writing banking software, I didn't have the time or the energy to write another version of DZIP.  After being razzed for almost 2 years by most of my computer friends and every month at the users meeting,  I decided to write a new version of DZIP containing all the new features that had been requested.  This time it was going to be SHAREWARE.  I figured if I could get some money doing this, my wife would't be so hard on me about spending so much time on the computer.  This would also compel me to write more shareware software, as well as updates to DZIP.
OBJECT LEVEL HELP             
PREPROCESSOR                  
PROGRAM                       
RECORD                        
SHOW                          
USER INTERFACE DESIGN         
USING HELP                    
OBJECT LEVEL HELP             
PREPROCESSOR                  
PROGRAM       <
 of all the information that the original diskette contained.  This option will automatically recreate directories, subdirectories, hidden & system files and volume labels.  This is very handy when you want to recreate program disks that are on low density disks to high density disks or 5.25" disks to 3.5" disks.  When changing the size of diskettes that a program was originally on, you must make sure that the new diskettes contain enough free disk space for all files that were on the original disk.  Note!  Zip files must have been created use DZIP's ZIP DISKETTE(S) option (or equivlant) to ensure that directories and volume labels will be recreated on the new diskette.
To Hard Drive:  This option allows you to unzip a zipfile to your hard disk drive.  DZIP will automatically recreate the directories hard disk drive and store files in the same directories they were originally zipped from.
Menu Bar TEST:
Zipped File(s):  This option allows you to test zip file(s) integrity to insure that zipped files have no errors.  We recommend that you always test zip files manually using this option or automatically when zipping or unzipping files.
Menu Bar VIEW:
Zipped File(s):  This option allows you to view the contence of a zip file(s).  When viewing zipped file(s) you may select from several display modes, Brief, Reverse or Technical.  You may also choose to pause after each screen by choosing the More option.
Menu Bar EXIT:
Exit To DOS:  This option exit DZIP and return you to DOS.
Menu Bar REGISTER:  (Not Available In Registered Version Of Dzip!)
Register DZIP:  This option allows you to register DZIP.  You may phone or mail in you serial number with a check for $10.00 US currency to UData.  You then will receive a code numbers that will register and unlock all of DZIP's options.  Once DZIP is registered, the Startup and Exit Delay screens will be disabled.  If you wish to register by mail you can print a registration form directly to you printer.
Menu Bar HELP:  
Note!  Pressing the <F1> key at any time will display help on the menu you are currently in.
Index:  This option displays all topics stored in the help system.  You may select the desired topic and press <ENTER> key to display the help for the selected topic.
Keyboard:  This option displays help on keys used to navagate through DZIP's menus.
Comamnds:  This option is not currently supported.
Procedures: This option is not currently supported.
Using Help:
Object:  This option is not currently supported.
Entended:  This option is not currently supported.
MAIN MENU HELP:
Main Menu Bar consists of 7 main Menu Bars or 8 Menu Bars on the unregistered versions of DZIP.
Menu Bars:
Registered Version Menu Bars are ZIP, UNZIP, TEST, VIEW, SETUP, EXIT and HELP.
Unregistered Version Menu Bars are ZIP, UNZIP, TEST, VIEW, SETUP, EXIT, REGISTER and HELP.
Each Main Menu Bar contains Pulldown Menus consisting of Submenus.  These Submenus are described below.
Menu Bar ZIP:
Diskettes:  This option allows the zipping of diskette(s).  DZIP zips all files on a diskette, including files in subdirectories.  This allows you to recreate a new diskette that is identical to the original diskette.  Note!  DZIP will not duplicate diskettes that are copy protected!
Hard Drive:  This option allows file(s) that are located on your hard disk drive to be zipped into a single zip file.  You may have DZIP create the new zip file on any drive/directory that you choose.
You may also zip an entire directory and/or subdirectories, including the files stored in them, to a single zipfile.  DZIP will automatically store the directory/subdirectories path in the new zip file, therfore allowing you to automatically recreate the original directory/subdirectories when you unzip the zip file.
Span Disks:  This option allows the zipping of an entire hard disk drive and or directory/subdirectories to diskettes.  If the new zip file is larger than the target diskette, DZIP will split the zip file across several diskettes automatically.  This will allow you to backup programs that are larger than one diskette and retain the directory/subdirectories format as well as all files and paths that make up the program.  This is very handy if you do not have the original diskettes to reinstall the program.  When unzipping the diskettes, DZIP will automatically create the directory/subdirectories and rejoin the file on your hard disk drive.
Menu Bar UNZIP:
To Diskettes:  This option allows you to unzip a zipfile to diskette.  DZIP will recreate all information on a blank diskette that consists of all the information that the original diskette contained.  This option will automatically recreate directories, subdirectories, hidden & system files and volume labels.  This is very handy when you want to recreate program disks that are on low density disks to high density disks or 5.25" disks to 3.5" disks.  When changing the size of diskettes that a program was originally on, you must make sure that the new diskettes contain enough free disk space for all files that were on the original disk.  Note!  Zip files must have been created using DZIP's ZIP DISKETTE(S) option (or equivlant) to ensure that directories and volume labels will be recreated on the new diskette.
To Hard Drive:  This option allows you to unzip a zipfile to your hard disk drive.  DZIP will automatically recreate the directories hard disk drive and store files in the same directories they were originally zipped from.
Menu Bar TEST:
Zipped File(s):  This option allows you to test zip file(s) integrity to ensure that zipped files have no errors.  We recommend that you always test zip files manually using this option or automatically when zipping or unzipping files.
Menu Bar VIEW:
Zipped File(s):  This option allows you to view the contents of a zipped file(s).  When viewing zipped file(s) you may select from several display modes: Brief, Reverse or Technical.  You may also choose to pause after each screen by choosing the More option.
Menu Bar EXIT:
Exit To DOS:  This option exit DZIP and return you to DOS.
Menu Bar REGISTER:  (Not Available In Registered Version Of Dzip!)
Register DZIP:  This option allows you to register DZIP.  You may phone or mail in you serial number with a check for $10.00 US currency to UData.  You will then receive code numbers that will register and unlock all of DZIP's options.  Once DZIP is registered, the Startup and Exit Delay screens will be disabled.  If you wish to register by mail you can print a registration form directly to you printer.
Menu Bar HELP:  
Note!  Pressing the <F1> key at any time will display help on the menu you are currently in.
Index:  This option displays all topics stored in the help system.  You may select the desired topic and press <ENTER> key to display the help for the selected topic.
Keyboard:  This option displays help on keys used to navigate through DZIP's menus.
Comamnds:  This option is not currently supported.
Procedures: This option is not currently supported.
Using Help:  About DZIP Help
Choose INDEX for a complete index of the help system.
Choose CATEGORY to see groupings of entries.
Choose RELATED for a listing of entries which are closely related to the current topic.
Choose KEYBOARD from panel-driven commands to see possible keystrokes.
Choose EXTENDED (Not currently supported!)
To scroll an entry use PgDn, PgUp, the cursor control keys or click on the scroll bar with the mouse.
To access the menu bar press Alt.  To move back, press Alt or Escape.
To choose from the action bar, press a letter or move the cursor and press Enter or click on your choice with the mouse.
To choose a pushbutton, press the indicated letter or move to it with Tab or Shift-Tab and press <SPACEBAR> or click on it with a mouse.
Object:  This option is not currently supported.
Entended:  This option is not currently supported.