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* ZIPKIT9 Companion to PKZ110.EXE { 05/22/90 }
1: Copy all programs to the UTILITY directory on your hard drive.
2: Set PATH= statement to include UTILITY directory.
3: All executables must have file attributes which allow reading.
4: Memory available must be 250k +
TOZIP.EXE *.*
Version 5
This program will convert file collections from various compression
techniques to the enhanced compression levels available through the use
of PKZ110.EXE.
You must have in your possession a copy of PKZIP.EXE from the PKZ110.EXE
compression programs collection and a copy of one or more of the following.
ZOO (1.22, 1.31, 1.50, 2.00, 2.01)
PAK (2.01, 2.10)
DWC (A4, A4.5, A4.91, A4.92, A4.93, A4.94, A5.01)
LHARC (1.0, 1.12, 1.13)
PKUNPAK (3.61)
PKXARC (35A - You must rename this to PKUNPAK.EXE )
NOTE: It is recommended that you use the highest version for all of the
above mentioned compression programs. Use of an earlier version may result
in error messages from that compression program that it does not understand
the compression method in use.
All of these executables must reside on your DOS path and have attributes
that are NOT read only.
Options needed to run - none - (default compression -ex (MAXIMUM compress))
(process all files)
Options available to run - SET ZIPLEV=? (Where ? is EX,EI,ES)
SET ZIPTIME=? (Where ? is ARCHIVE)
(Where ? is a date - YYYYMMDD)
SET ZIPDEPTH=1 (Recurse into current collection)
Ex: SET ZIPLEV=EI (IMPLODING on all files)
See PKWares documentation for more info on compression levels.
SET ZIPTIME=ARCHIVE results in only those files which have their archive
bit set to be processed.
SET ZIPTIME=YYYYMMDD results in only those files dated equal to or
greater than the set date to be processed. Ex: SET ZIPTIME=19890401,
results in files dated equal to or greater than '1989 April 01' to be
processed.
If SET ZIPDEPTH=1 is SET then an extra call to TOZIP will be made to
attempt to TOZIP any other file collections that may be present in the
parent file collection.
If errors are encountered during processing, a file titled PKERRORS.LOG
will reside in the same directory as TOZIP. This file contains a list
of file collections that in someway are corrupted.
File date/time and attributes remain the same as prior to process.
Note that erred file collections are not processed to .ZIP files.
ZIPCOMNT.EXE *.* comment or ZIPCOMNT.EXE *
Options needed to run - none
Options available to run
SET ZIPLINE=1
SET ZIPCOMNT=path
SET ZIPTIME=x (Where x is ARCHIVE, or x is a date YYYYMMDD)
Where comment is your desired comment to be added to ALL requested file
collections. If ZIPLINE=1 is set, the comment will be placed directly
following 'Searching ZIP: path/file '. If ZIPLINE is not set, the
comment will be padded with two CR's to allow a longer comment which will
avoid any possible word wrap which may occur in long path names. In this
version the comment is limited to 117 characters. It is advised that you
do however keep the comment limited to 79 characters. Experiment with a
ZIP to see the format which will be presented.
If ZIPCOMNT=path is set, ZIPLINE is then ignored. ZIPCOMNT=path is
the full drive:\path to a file which contains a desired comment. To
create a comment file use your favorite ascii editor. When complete
experiment on a ZIP to judge the presentation.
To run ZIPCOMNT with a comment file use the command ZIPCOMNT.EXE *
Ex: SET ZIPCOMNT=C:\UTIL\COMMENT.FIL
ZIPCOMNT *
To remove unwanted comments from ZIP files
Ex: SET ZIPLINE=1
ZIPCOMNT *
See TOZIP options for SET ZIPTIME=
SNGLCMNT.EXE filename or SNGLCMNT.EXE
Options needed to run - none
Options available to run - SET SNGLCMNT=path to comment file
This program will allow you to add informative comments to ZIP file
collections. This will allow you and your users to easily recognize
ZIP collections that are not often accessed/utilized. You may either
specify a filename at start-up or you may select the desired ZIP file to
comment with the built in dir search and selection routines. A general
help routine is available by function key when SNGLCMNT is started.
COMMAND.COM and PKZIP.EXE must reside on the path with attributes that
are NOT read only. If you SET SNGLCMNT to point at an existing file
created with any ASCII editor, that file will be loaded into the edit
screens buffers at program start-up. You may then enter or alter the
screen to add to that which is already present.
REZIP.EXE *.*
Version 5
This program will maintain all ZIP collections for you. It will if desired
recurse all .ZIP collections in the parent .ZIP collections root entries to
gain the enhanced compression levels available from the PKZ110.EXE file
collection programs. You must have in your possession a copy of PKZIP.EXE
and a copy of PKUNZIP.EXE. These executables must reside on your DOS path
and have attributes that are NOT read only. When REZIP is processing
files, an extra call may be made to REZIP to try to REZIP any ZIP files
that may be present in the parent ZIP collections root entries. If you do
not feel that this step is necessary then do not use the SET ZIPDEPTH
option. Note that the file count allowed in a ZIP collection can not be
greater than 900 files. If paths were stored then the directory count
allowed in a ZIP collection is 50 directories.
Options needed to run - none - (default compression -ex (IMPLODING))
(process all files)
Options available to run - SET ZIPLEV=? (Where ? is EX,EI,ES)
SET ZIPTIME=? (Where ? is ARCHIVE)
(Where ? is a date - YYYYMMDD)
SET ZIPDEPTH=1 (Recurse ZIPs in parent ZIP)
Ex: SET ZIPLEV=EI (IMPLODING on all files)
See PKWares documentation for more info on compression levels.
SET ZIPTIME=ARCHIVE results in only those files which have their archive
bit set to be processed.
SET ZIPTIME=YYYYMMDD results in only those files dated equal to or
greater than the set date to be processed. Ex: SET ZIPTIME=19890801,
results in files dated equal to or greater than '1989 August 01' to be
processed.
If SET ZIPDEPTH=1 is SET then an extra call to REZIP will be made to
attempt to rezip any other ZIP files that may be in the top entries of the
current ZIP collection.
If errors are encountered during processing, a file titled PKERRORS.LOG
will reside in the same directory as REZIP. This file contains a list
of ZIP collections that in someway are corrupted.
File date/time and attributes remain the same as prior to process.
Note that erred ZIP collections are not Rezipped.
CLNZIP.EXE *.* file/s_to_delete
Allows selective deletes of unwanted files from selected ZIP files.
See TOZIP options for SET ZIPTIME=
CHKZIP.EXE *.*
Options needed to run - none
Options available to run - SET ZIPKILL= (any thing)
SET ZIPTIME= (See TOZIP options)
To check integrity of your ZIP collection files. See PKERRORS.LOG
for files reported erred. Note that warnings are also posted to
PKERRORS.LOG as ERROR IN FILE.
If ZIPKILL is set to any setting, erred file collections are then
deleted when errors or warnings are encountered. A list of those
files deleted will be listed in PKERRORS.LOG. If you do not wish to
utilize this option then do not SET this environment variable.
* If you must abort the programs as they are running then HOLD Ctrl/Break
until the system prompt presents itself. External processes must be
allowed to finish before Ctrl/Break is picked up.
* All programs are network compatible. Locked and inaccessible files are
bypassed. Note that users must have root directory access.
* Note that .LOG file may be present after run of CHKZIP, CLNZIP, REZIP
or TOZIP. It is meant to be used at a later date by yourself.
The final .LOG file is processed into the directory where the .EXE
of the program run is located.
* Process speed is dependent on several items. Set times can vary due to
system technology, compression levels chosen and the number of files to
be processed.
* Sample setup files
For config.sys
shell=command.com/p/e:512
break=on
For autoexec.bat
path=c:\pkwares;c:\dos;c:\utility
set ziptime=archive { only files with archive bit set }
tozip c:\files\*.* { no ziplev, MAXIMUM compression all files }
set ziplev=es { SHRINK all files, see PKWare docs }
set ziptime=19900401 { only files dated >= 1990 April 01 }
tozip d:\files\*.*
set zipcomnt=c:\comment.fil
zipcomnt * { comment files dated later that 19900401
with contents of c:\comment.fil }
set ziptime= { clean up environment }
set zipcomnt=
set ziplev=
* SWEEP tozip * etc...
* To register these programs send to the following
TO: FROM:
Thomas C. Atkinson Name: __________________________________
2601 S. 70th Street
Milwaukee, WI. 53219 (Company): __________________________________
(Title): __________________________________
Address: __________________________________
Today's
date: ___________ City,State: __________________________________
Zip Code
Phone Number: _________________________
(Collection contains REZIP, TOZIP, CHKZIP, CLNZIP, ZIPCMNT, SNGLCMNT)
* One diskette with programs and documentation files .... $25. ______
* Commercial site license for the use of the ZIPKIT program collection.
(Includes one diskette with programs & documentation files.)
2 to 9 computers ..... at $20 each # computers ___x 20 ______
10 to 24 computers ..... at $15 each # computers ___x 15 ______
25 to 49 computers ..... at $10 each # computers ___x 10 ______
50 to 99 computers ..... at $5 each # computers ___x 5 ______
100 plus computers ..... $500 one time fee ______
For special programming considerations also contact the above address
* For registration of PKwares
If you send $47 of more, you will receive, when available, the next
version of the PKZIP, PKUNZIP, and PKSFX programs. Please state the
version of the software that you currently have.
Send check or money order to PKWARE, Inc.
7545 North Port Washington Road
Glendale, WI. 53217