Select the Folders tab from the Configuration Dialog Box to control these options:
Start-up folder
Unless you start WinZip® by double clicking on an archive, WinZip will optionally change to a folder of your choice when it starts up. Files in this folder are automatically displayed in the Open archive and New archive dialog boxes. The following choices control which folder is used.
Extract folder
These selections determine the default folder that WinZip automatically lists in the Extract to field in the Extract dialog box. You can, of course, type over this default folder name or select a different folder from the folder list.
Add folder
These selections determine the default folder when the Add dialog box is opened.
Working folder
When an existing Zip file is modified (for example, by adding files), WinZip must make a temporary copy of the Zip file. Normally, WinZip will create the temporary Zip file in the folder containing the open Zip file. If, however, the open Zip file is on removable media (e.g., diskettes), WinZip will create the temporary Zip file in the folder specified here. This is done because there may not be enough free space on the removable media to hold two copies of the file.
You can tell WinZip to use the specified folder for all Zip files, including those on nonremovable media, by unchecking the box labeled Use for removable media only.
When using ARJ to create an archive WinZip specifies this folder name via the -w switch.
CheckOut base folder
If specified, WinZip uses this folder as the prefix for the default folder in the CheckOut dialog box. If this field is left blank WinZip will instead use the folder containing the open archive.
Temp folder
This entry specifies the location for temporary files created by WinZip, including files created during the View and Virus Scan operations. If you run out of disk space during a View or Scan operation, change the Temp Folder to specify a drive and folder with sufficient free space.
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