Copyright: Copyright ® 1994-1997 Synaptek Software.
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 Contents

      The "Zip" Wizard

      The "Unzip" Wizard

      Using the Zip Pro Navigator

      Exiting Zip Wizard

     ( Goto Tutorial )

Miscellaneous:

Ordering/Registration

Upgrade Policy

Index

What is Shareware

Ombudsman Statement

Copyrights and Trademarks

Warranty

License

Uninstalling Zip Wizard Pro

History


Navigator - Tools
 Zip Pro Navigator

     Using the Zip Wizard	     Using the Unzip Wizard

     Opening Zip files 	     The Computer Window

     The Finder Window  	     The Docked Zip List

     Options	     Trash

     Exiting


Zip Window - Tools
 Zip Window

     Adding files to the Zip Window

     Extracting files from the Zip Window

     The close button


Computer Window - Tools
 Computer Window

     Viewing the parent folder	     Creating new folders

     Renaming files and folders	     The content view button

     The split view button	     The tree view button

     The close button


Finder Window - Tools
 Finder Window

     Starting a search

     Scanning your computer	     Clearing the finder

     The content view button	     The split view button

     The tree view button	     The close button


Docked List - Tools
 Docked Zip List

     The Zip List menu	     The Zip List Toolbar

     View toggle button	     The Zip List scan button

     The Zip List clear button


Navigator Introduction
 Zip Pro Navigator

Introduction:

  The Navigator provides you with the tools you require to manage your computer files and Zip archives.  The Navigator was designed with intrinsic support for Zip files and thereby provides you with specialized tools and features to efficiently manage your Zip archives and normal disk files.

  Zip files contain compressed* copies of one or more files merged into a single file.  Use the Zip Content Window to view the details of all the files contained within a selected Zip file.

  Use the Computer Window to manage the files on your computer.

  Use the Finder Window to locate files or groups of files whether they be in various folders on one drive, or distrubuted across many drives or even your network.

  Access all or just a select subset of your Zip files instantly through the Zip List.  This Synaptek innovation is a special system folder which shows the Zip files available on your computer even though they may be located in different folders or on different drives.

  The Navigator also completely integrates the power of the Zip Wizard.  This provides you with context sensitive support for managing the contents of your Zip files in as efficient a manner as possible.


Navigator - Viewing Zip files
 Zip Pro Navigator

Viewing the contents of your Zip files.

  Each Zip file on your computer contains one or more files.  To use these files you must first extract them.  While in the Zip file they may be compressed or encrypted depending on how the Zip file was created.  Zip files may also be created that span several diskettes.

  Use the Zip Window to see all the files contained within a selected Zip file.  You can open as many different Zip Windows  at once as you desire.


Navigator - Viewing files
 Zip Pro Navigator

Viewing the Files on your computer.

  The Computer Window is the tool that you use to view and manipulate the files on your computer.

  The Computer Window displays the contents of one folder at a time.  You can also view your computers folders in a hierarchical Tree format, or a split view that shows both the Tree format and the Content side by side.


Navigator - Finding Files
 Zip Pro Navigator

Finding files.

  There are many times when you need to locate specific files or groups of files on your computer.  The Finder Window is the tool that you use to view and manipulate groups of files.

  The Finder Window displays lists of files which you define, whether they are in different folder, drives or even on different computers connected to your network.  Once you define what files you are looking for, you simply click and drag to see matching files.  Special scan features are also available to quickly search folders and subfolders for matches to your query.

  Once found, you can easily add the selection or any part of it to a Zip file or you can also move, copy or delete any of the files you desire.


Navigator - Zip List Help
 Zip Pro Navigator

What is a Zip List anyway?

  The Zip List was created to provide you easy access to your Zip files no matter where they are on your computer.  The Zip List appears as a folder located in your Computer Folder.  It contains pointers to any of the Zip files on your computer you want.  Note that the actual Zip files reside in different folders on your computer or network, the Zip List is not a real  folder on your computer.

  Even though the Zip List is not a real folder you can copy, move, open, etc. the Zip files it contains just as if they were the real files.  Therefore if you delete a file in the Zip List you delete the file from its current folder.  You can edit the folders which appear in the Zip List to provide a listing of only the folders you desire.

  There are 2 ways of accessing your Zip List.

  The Docked Zip List is a special window that sticks to the right side of the Navigator window and overlays all other view windows.  The Docked view provides you with quick access to your Zip files.  You can hide or show the Docked Window using the Toolbar.

  The second way to use your Zip List is from the Computer Window.  The Zip List appears as a subfolder of your "My Computer" folder.  Right clicking a Zip file in this view is the quickest way to locate its home folder.


Navigator - How to
 Zip Pro Navigator

  Introduction:

  Viewing the contents of your Zip files.

  Viewing the Files on your computer.

  Finding files.

  What is a Zip List anyway?


Zip Window - Introduction
 Zip Window

Introduction.

  When you open a Zip file, the Zip Window shows you what files and folders are inside it.

  You can drag files and folders into this window to add them to the associated Zip file or drag them out to other folders on your computer to extract them.

  You can also use the Zip and Unzip Wizards on the toolbar to add or update the files in the Zip or extract files from the Zip.

( Note: The Zip Window has the distinctive Big Z logo (tm) in the background.)


Zip Window - Extracting files
 Zip Window

Extracting files.

Note: When you extracting files from a Zip file [image] the original compressed copy remains in the Zip file.  If you want to remove a file from a Zip file you must delete it separately.

Using the Mouse - Simple:

  Click the Unzip Wizard button  [image]  and follow the Wizards instructions.

Using the Mouse - Advanced:

  First select the files you want to extract in the Zip Content Window.

  Drop the selection on the Unzip Wizard button

The Unzip Wizard will then popup to guide you.

  or Drop the selection on a folder [image] in a Computer Window.

The Unzip Wizard will then popup to guide you.

  or Right click the selection and select <Unzip> from the Context Menu.

The Unzip Wizard will then popup to guide you.

Using the Keyboard:

  From the File menu choose -  <Unzip Wizard>

The Unzip Wizard will then popup to guide you.


Zip Window - Adding to Zip files
 Zip Window

Adding files.

Note: When you add files to a Zip file [image] the original files remain in their folders.

Using the Mouse - Simple:

   Click the Zip Wizard button  [image]  and follow the Wizards instructions.

Using the Mouse - Advanced:

  First select the files/folders you want to Zip in a Computer Window or Finder Window.

  Drop the selection on the Zip Wizard button

The Zip Wizard will then popup to guide you.

  or Drop the selection in the Zip Content View.

The Zip Wizard will then popup to guide you.

  or Right click the selection and choose <Zip> from the context menu.

The Zip Wizard will then popup to guide you.

Using the Keyboard:

  From the File menu choose -  <Zip Wizard>

The Zip Wizard will then popup to guide you.


Zip Window - Deleting files
 Zip Window

Deleting files.

Note: When you delete files from a Zip file, all data in the deleted files is lost,  any remaining files in the Zip file are left intact.

Using the Mouse:

  First select the files/folders you want to delete from the Zip file.

  Drop the selection on (or click) the trash button

  Right click the selection and choose <delete> from the context menu.

Using the Keyboard:

  From the File menu choose -  <delete>.

  or Press the delete key.


Zip Window - Launching files
 Zip Window

Launching files.

Note: When launching out af a Zip file a decompressed copy of the file is placed in your Unzipped Home Folder.

Using the Mouse:

  Double click the file you want to launch.

Using the Keyboard:

  Move the cursor to the file you want to open and press the <Enter> key.


Zip Window - Navigating
 Zip Window

Navigating.

  All the files and folders in a Zip file are shown in the single Zip Content View,  there is no hierarchical view.

Using the Mouse:

  Use the scroll bars at the right and bottom of the Zip Content Window to move your view winthin the Zip file.

Using the Keyboard:

  Use the cursor keys to move your view within the Zip file.


Zip Window - Selecting
 Zip Window

Selecting.

Using the Mouse:

 There are two main modes for selecting files.

  New selection mode: Click and drag to create a selection, any files previously selected will be deselected.  This is the default mode when the cursor is to the right of the object name.

  Add / remove mode: Click and drag to add or remove files from the current selection.  This is the default mode when the cursor is to the left of the object name.

 Use can use the left or right button to select files.

- If you use the right button to select files a context menu will appear when you complete the selection.

 To switch between modes:

- press and hold the Ctrl key.

- then Click a mouse button (and drag).

 To add a block of files from the last selection point:  (in either mode)

 - press and hold the Shift key.

 - then Click a mouse button and drag.

Using the Keyboard:

 Press and hold the SHIFT key while scrolling to select/deselect a group of files/folders.

 Or press the SPACE BAR to select/deselect individual files/folders.


Zip Window - Sorting
 Zip Window

Sorting.

Using the Mouse:

  Click the sort buttons at the bottom of the window.

- Subsequent clicks onthe same button will reverse the sort order.

- Three nested subkeys are supported. ( i.e. sort by type then name then date etc.) In reverse order of selection.


Zip Window - Closing
 Zip Window

Closing.

Using the Mouse:

  Click the close button on the right end of the Toolbar

Using the Keyboard:

  Press Alt + F4 to close the active Window.


Zip Window - How to...
 Zip Window

   Introduction. 	   Navigating.

   Selecting.

   Extracting files.	   Sorting.

   Adding files.	   Closing.

   Deleting files.

   Launching files.


Computer Window - Introduction
 Computer Window

Introduction.

  The Computer Window show you the contents of the folders on your computer in a multi-view format.

 The default view is the Content View which displays the contents of one folder at a time.

 Using the view buttons you may switch to either, a hierarchical Tree View or a Split View with the Tree View on the left and Content View on the right.

  The currently cursored folder in the Tree View is the folder whose contents are displayed in the Content View.


Computer Window - Unzipping files
 Computer Window

Unzipping (extracting) files:

Using the Mouse - Simple:

  Click the Unzip Wizard button [image]  and follow the Wizards instructions.

This will allow you to:

- select from a list which Zip file you wish to  Unzip.

- select all or a portion of the contents to extract.

- select a destination folder manually.

- review the Unzip summary before unzipping.

Using the Mouse - Advanced:

  First, select the Zip file you want to Unzip.

  Drop the selection on the Unzip Wizard button

The Unzip Wizard will then popup to guide you.

This will allow you to:

- select a destination folder manually.

- review the Unzip summary before unzipping.

  or Drop the selection on a folder [image] in a Computer Window.

The Unzip Wizard will then popup to guide you.

This will allow you to:

- review the Unzip summary before unzipping.

  or Right click the selection and select <Unzip> from the Context Menu.

The Unzip Wizard will then popup to guide you.

This will allow you to:

- select all or a portion of the contents to extract.

- select a destination folder manually.

- review the Unzip summary before unzipping.

Using the Keyboard:

  From the File menu choose -  <Unzip Wizard>

The Unzip Wizard will then popup to guide you.

This will allow you to:

- select from a list which Zip file you wish to  Unzip.

- select all or a portion of the contents to extract.

- select a destination folder manually.

- review the Unzip summary before unzipping.

  You can extract all or just a portion of the contents of a Zip file as you require.

Note: When you Unzip (extract) files from a Zip file, the original compressed copy remains in the Zip file.  If you want to remove a file from a Zip file you must delete it.

  You can drag a file or selection pressing and holding the left or right mouse buttons while the cursor is positioned over the object.  The cursor will look like a hand when you can pick up an object or selection for dragging.

If the object is not selected prior to dragging all other selections in the window will be cleared and the object being dragged will be selected individually.

While dragging, the cursor will change depending on the target object.

 -  The selection will be unzipped to the target location.

 -  Drop not allowed.

 -  Right button drag cursor - context menu will appear when dropped to permit command selection.


Computer Window - Zipping files
 Computer Window

Zipping files.

Using the Mouse - Simple:

   Click the Zip Wizard button  [image]  and follow the Wizards instructions.

This will allow you to:

- select which of your files or folders you wish to  Zip.

- select a name for your Zip file or select an existing Zip file.

- review the Unzip summary before unzipping.

Using the Mouse - Advanced:

  First select the files/folders you want to Zip ( in either the Tree or Content view ).

  Drop the selection on the Zip Wizard button

The Zip Wizard will then popup to guide you.

This will allow you to:

- select a name for your Zip file or select an existing Zip file.

- review the Unzip summary before unzipping.

   or Drag with the right mouse button and drop on a folder [image]  - then select <Zip> from the context menu.

The Zip Wizard will then popup to guide you.

 This will allow you to:

- select a name for your Zip file or select an existing Zip file.

- review the Unzip summary before unzipping.

  or Shift + Drag the selection and drop on a folder [image] .

The Zip Wizard will then popup to guide you.

This will allow you to:

- select a name for your Zip file or select an existing Zip file.

- review the Unzip summary before unzipping.

  or Drop the selection on a Zip file [image] .

The Zip Wizard will then popup to guide you.

This will allow you to:

- review the Unzip summary before unzipping.

  or Right click the selection and choose the Zip command.

The Zip Wizard will then popup to guide you.

This will allow you to:

- select a name for your Zip file or select an existing Zip file.

- review the Unzip summary before unzipping.

Using the Keyboard:

  From the File menu choose -  <Zip Wizard>

The Zip Wizard will then popup to guide you.

This will allow you to:

- select which of your files or folders you wish to  Zip.

- select a name for your Zip file or select an existing Zip file.

- review the Unzip summary before unzipping.

  You can add new files, or update, or replace existing files within a Zip file.

Note: When you add files to a Zip file the original files remain in their folders.

  You can drag a file or selection pressing and holding the left or right mouse buttons while the cursor is positioned over the object.  The cursor will look like a hand when you can pick up an object or selection for dragging.

If the object is not selected prior to dragging all other selections in the window will be cleared and the object being dragged will be selected individually.

While dragging, the cursor will change depending on the target object.

 -  The selection will be zipped to the target location.

 -  Drop not allowed.

 -  Right button drag cursor - context menu will appear when dropped to permit command selection.


Computer Window - Copying files
 Computer Window

Copying files.

Using the Mouse:

  First select the files/folders you want to copy.

  Drag with the right mouse button and drop on a folder [image]  - then select <copy> from the context menu.

  Drop the selection on a folder [image] .

    You can drag a file or selection pressing and holding the left or right mouse buttons while the cursor is positioned over the object.  The cursor will look like a hand when you can pick up an object or selection for dragging.

If the object is not selected prior to dragging all other selections in the window will be cleared and the object being dragged will be selected individually.

While dragging, the cursor will change depending on the target object.

 -  The selection will be copied to the target.

 -  Drop not allowed.

 -  Right button drag cursor - context menu will appear when dropped to permit command selection.


Computer Window - Moving files
 Computer Window

Moving files.

Using the Mouse:

  First select the files/folders you want to move.

 Drag with the right mouse button and drop on a folder [image]  - then select <move> from the context menu.

  Ctrl + Drop the selection on a folder [image] .

   You can drag a file or selection pressing and holding the left or right mouse buttons while the cursor is positioned over the object.  The cursor will look like a hand when you can pick up an object or selection for dragging.

If the object is not selected prior to dragging all other selections in the window will be cleared and the object being dragged will be selected individually.

While dragging, the cursor will change depending on the target object.

 -  The selection will be moved to the target location.

 -  Drop not allowed.

 -  Right button drag cursor - context menu will appear when dropped to permit command selection.


Computer Window - Deleting files
 Computer Window

Deleting files.

Using the Mouse:

  First select the files/folders you want to delete.

  Drop the selection on (or click) the trash button

  or Right click the selection and choose <Delete> from the context menu.

Using the Keyboard:

  From the File menu choose -  <Delete>

  or Press the delete key.

Note: When you delete files, data in the deleted files is not recoverable.

  You can drag a file or selection pressing and holding the left or right mouse buttons while the cursor is positioned over the object.  The cursor will look like a hand when you can pick up an object or selection for dragging.

If the object is not selected prior to dragging all other selections in the window will be cleared and the object being dragged will be selected individually.

While dragging, the cursor will change depending on the target object.

 -  The selection will be deleted.

 -  Drop not allowed.

 -  Right button drag cursor - context menu will appear when dropped to permit command selection.


Computer Window - Creating folders
 Computer Window

Creating folders.

Using the Mouse:

  First select the folder in which you want ot create a subfolder.

  Click the Create Folder button

  or Right click the selection and choose <New><folder> from the context menu.

Using the Keyboard:

  From the File menu choose -  <Create folder>


Computer Window - Renaming
 Computer Window

Renaming files / folders.

Using the Mouse:

  First select the files/folders you want to rename.

  Click the Rename button

  Right click the selection and choose <Rename> from the context menu.

Using the Keyboard:

  From the File menu choose -  <Rename>.


Computer Window - Launching programs
 Computer Window

Launching files.

Using the Mouse:

  Double click the file you want to launch.

Using the Keyboard:

  Move the cursor to the file you want to open and press the <Enter> key.

   You can drag a file or selection pressing and holding the left or right mouse buttons while the cursor is positioned over the object.  The cursor will look like a hand when you can pick up an object or selection for dragging.

If the object is not selected prior to dragging all other selections in the window will be cleared and the object being dragged will be selected individually.

While dragging, the cursor will change depending on the target object.

 -  The selection will be executed by the target application.

 -  Drop not allowed.


Computer Window - Navigating
 Computer Window

Navigating.

  The currently cursored folder in the Tree View is shown in the Content View.

  To view the parent folder click the Goto Parent [image]  button on the toolbar.

To switch views.

 Use these buttons to switch between Content view, Split view and Tree view respectively.  (Content view is the default view).

Using the Mouse:

  Use the scroll bars at the right and bottom.

Using the Keyboard:

  Use the cursor keys to scroll the windows contents.


Computer Window - Selecting
 Computer Window

Selecting.

  Note:  When selecting folders, highlighting a folder implicitly selects all its subfolders.

Using the Mouse:

 There are two main modes for selecting files.

  New selection mode: Click and drag to create a selection, any files previously selected will be deselected.  This is the default mode when the cursor is to the right of the object name.

  Add / remove mode: Click and drag to add or remove files from the current selection.  This is the default mode when the cursor is to the left of the object name.

 Use can use the left or right button to select files.

- If you use the right button to select files a context menu will appear when you complete the selection.

 To switch between modes:

- press and hold the Ctrl key.

- then Click a mouse button (and drag).

 To add a block of files from the last selection point:  (in either mode)

- press and hold the Shift key.

- then Click a mouse button and drag.

Using the Keyboard:

 Press and hold the SHIFT key while scrolling to select/deselect a group of files/directories.

 Or press the SPACE BAR to select/deselect individual files/directories.

To clear any existing selections, click both mouse buttons simultaneously or press the Esc key.


Computer Window - Sorting
 Computer Window

Sorting.

Using the Mouse:

  Click the sort buttons at the bottom of the window.

- Subsequent clicks on the same button will reverse the sort order.

- Three nested subkeys are supported. ( i.e. sort by type then name then date etc. In reverse order of selection).


Computer Window - Closing
 Computer Window

Closing.

Using the Mouse:

  Click the close button on the right end of the Toolbar [image] .

Using the Keyboard:

  Press Alt + F4 to close the active Window.


Computer Window - Accessing the Zip List
 Computer Window

Accessing the Zip List:

  To display the Zip List folder [image] , which is a subfolder of the "My Computer" object.

  In the Tree View - Click the Zip List folder.

  or Double click the Zip List folder in the Content View.

The Zip List can be used as though it were a normal folder which contained all your Zip files.  (i.e. your can copy move delete etc. any of the files that it contains)

Locating the home folder of a particular Zip file:

  First select the Zip file in the Zip List which you want to locate.

  Right click the selection and choose < Show folder in tree > from the context menu.

  The home folder for the Zip file will be highlighted in the Tree View. ( White text on dark grey ).


Computer Window - How to...
 Computer Window

   Introduction:	   Navigating.

   Selecting.

   Unzipping files.	   Sorting.

   Zipping files.	   Closing.

   Copying files.

   Moving files. 	   Using the Zip List.

   Deleting files.

   Creating folders.

   Renaming files/folders.

   Launching files.


Finder Window - Introduction
 Finder Window

Introduction:

  The Finder Window displays groups of files on your computer in a multi-view format.

  The default view is the Split View which displays the Tree View on the left and the Content View on the right.

  Using the view buttons you may switch to either, the Content View, the Tree View or, the Split View.

  Selected or scanned folders are displayed in the Content View, which can display the contents of many folders simultaneously.


Finder Window - Starting a Search
 Finder Window

Starting a search:

  First set the search criteria in the box in the toolbar.

  This can be any combination of text and wildcard < * , ? > characters to specify a group of files which you want to find.

  You can modify the search criteria at any time.


Finder Window - Ways to search
 Finder Window

Ways to search:

  There are three ways to do a search.

Search all local drives:

  Use this method to search all the folders on your local drives.

Click the "Search My Computer" button  [image]  in the toolbar.

Searches of this type can be long.

Click and drag search:

  Use the Click and Drag method to display matching files from specific folders.

Browse to the folder or folders you want to search in the Tree View and select those folders.

Any matching files they contain will be displayed in the Content View.  Only files in the selected folders will be shown in the Content View, matching files in subfolders will not be shown.

 There are two main modes for selecting files.

  New selection mode: Click and drag to create a selection, any files previously selected will be deselected.  This is the default mode when the cursor is to the right of the object name.

  Add / remove mode: Click and drag to add or remove files from the current selection.  This is the default mode when the cursor is to the left of the object name.

Scan search:

  Use the Scan method to Search a folder and all its subfolders.

Browse to the folder or folders in the Tree View you want to search and click the scan button [image]  to the left of the folder name.

Any matching files they contain will be displayed in the Content View.  Only files in the selected folders will be shown in the Content View, matching files in subfolders will not be shown.


Finder Window - Clearing the search results
 Finder Window

Clearing the search results:

Using the Mouse:

  Click the Reset button

  Right click the selection and choose the <Reset> command from the context menu.

  Click both mouse buttons simultaneously.

Using the Keyboard:

  From the Search menu choose -  <Reset>

  or Press the Esc key.


Finder Window - Unzipping files
 Finder Window

Unzipping (extracting) files:

Using the Mouse - Simple:

  Click the Unzip Wizard button [image]  and follow the Wizards instructions.

This will allow you to:

- select from a list which Zip file you wish to  Unzip.

- select all or a portion of the contents to extract.

- select a destination folder manually.

- review the Unzip summary before unzipping.

Using the Mouse - Advanced:

  First, select the Zip file you want to Unzip.

  Drop the selection on the Unzip Wizard button

The Unzip Wizard will then popup to guide you.

This will allow you to:

- select a destination folder manually.

- review the Unzip summary before unzipping.

  or Drop the selection on a folder [image] in a Computer Window.

The Unzip Wizard will then popup to guide you.

This will allow you to:

- review the Unzip summary before unzipping.

  or Right click the selection and select <Unzip> from the context menu.

The Unzip Wizard will then popup to guide you.

This will allow you to:

- select all or a portion of the contents to extract.

- select a destination folder manually.

- review the Unzip summary before unzipping.

Using the Keyboard:

  From the File menu choose -  <Unzip Wizard>

The Unzip Wizard will then popup to guide you.

This will allow you to:

- select from a list which Zip file you wish to  Unzip.

- select all or a portion of the contents to extract.

- select a destination folder manually.

- review the Unzip summary before unzipping.

   You can extract all or just a portion of the contents of a Zip file [image] as you require.

Note: When you Unzip (extract) files from a Zip file, the original compressed copy remains in the Zip file.  If you want to remove a file from a Zip file you must delete it.

  You can drag a file or selection pressing and holding the left or right mouse buttons while the cursor is positioned over the object.  The cursor will look like a hand when you can pick up an object or selection for dragging.  If the object is not selected prior to dragging all other selections in the window will be cleared and the object being dragged will be selected individually.

While dragging the cursor will change depending on the target object.

 -  The selection will be unzipped to the target location.

 -  Drop not allowed.

 -  Right button drag cursor - context menu will appear when dropped to permit command selection.


Finder Window - Zipping files
 Finder Window

Zipping files:

Using the Mouse - Simple:

   Click the Zip Wizard button  [image]  and follow the Wizards instructions.

This will allow you to:

- select which of your files or folders you wish to  Zip.

- select a name for your Zip file or select an existing Zip file.

- review the Unzip summary before unzipping.

Using the Mouse - Advanced:

  First select the files/folders you want to Zip ( in either the Tree or Content view ).

  Drop the selection on the Zip Wizard button

The Zip Wizard will then popup to guide you.

This will allow you to:

- select a name for your Zip file or select an existing Zip file.

- review the Unzip summary before unzipping.

  or Drag with the right mouse button and drop on a folder [image]  - then select Zip from the context menu.

The Zip Wizard will then popup to guide you.

 This will allow you to:

- select a name for your Zip file or select an existing Zip file.

- review the Unzip summary before unzipping.

  or Shift + Drag the selection and drop on a folder [image] .

The Zip Wizard will then popup to guide you.

This will allow you to:

- select a name for your Zip file or select an existing Zip file.

- review the Unzip summary before unzipping.

  or Drop the selection on a Zip file [image] .

The Zip Wizard will then popup to guide you.

This will allow you to:

- review the Unzip summary before unzipping.

  or Right click the selection and choose <Zip> from the context menu.

The Zip Wizard will then popup to guide you.

This will allow you to:

- select a name for your Zip file or select an existing Zip file.

- review the Unzip summary before unzipping.

Using the Keyboard:

  From the File menu choose -  <Zip Wizard>

The Zip Wizard will then popup to guide you.

This will allow you to:

- select which of your files or folders you wish to  Zip.

- select a name for your Zip file or select an existing Zip file.

- review the Unzip summary before unzipping.

  You can add new files, or update, or replace existing files within a Zip file [image] .

Note: When you add files to a Zip file the original files remain in their folders.

  You can drag a file or selection pressing and holding the left or right mouse buttons while the cursor is positioned over the object.  The cursor will look like a hand when you can pick up an object or selection for dragging.  If the object is not selected prior to dragging all other selections in the window will be cleared and the object being dragged will be selected individually.

While dragging the cursor will change depending on the target object.

 -  The selection will be zipped to the target location.

 -  Drop not allowed.

 -  Right button drag cursor - context menu will appear when dropped to permit command selection.


Finder Window - Copying
 Finder Window

Copying files:

Using the Mouse:

  First select the files/folders you want to copy.

  Drag with the right mouse button and drop on a folder [image]  - then select "copy" from the context menu.

 Drop the selection on a folder [image] .

   You can drag a file or selection pressing and holding the left or right mouse buttons while the cursor is positioned over the object.  The cursor will look like a hand when you can pick up an object or selection for dragging.  If the object is not selected prior to dragging all other selections in the window will be cleared and the object being dragged will be selected individually.

While dragging the cursor will change depending on the target object.

 -  The selection will be copied to the target location.

 -  Drop not allowed.

 -  Right button drag cursor - context menu will appear when dropped to permit command selection.


Finder Window - Moving files
 Finder Window

Moving files:

Using the Mouse:

  First select the files/folders you want to move.

 Drag with the right mouse button and drop on a folder [image]  - then select "move" from the context menu.

  Ctrl + Drop the selection on a folder [image] .

   You can drag a file or selection pressing and holding the left or right mouse buttons while the cursor is positioned over the object.  The cursor will look like a hand when you can pick up an object or selection for dragging.  If the object is not selected prior to dragging all other selections in the window will be cleared and the object being dragged will be selected individually.

While dragging the cursor will change depending on the target object.

 -  The selection will be moved to the target location.

 -  Drop not allowed.

 -  Right button drag cursor - context menu will appear when dropped to permit command selection.


Finder Window - Deleting files
 Finder Window

Deleting files:

Using the Mouse:

   First select the files/folders you want to delete.

  Drop the selection on (or click) the trash button

 Right click the selection and choose <delete> from the context menu.

Using the Keyboard:

  From the File menu choose -  <delete>.

  or Press the delete key.

Note: When you delete files, data in the deleted files is not recoverable.

  You can drag a file or selection pressing and holding the left or right mouse buttons while the cursor is positioned over the object.  The cursor will look like a hand when you can pick up an object or selection for dragging.  If the object is not selected prior to dragging all other selections in the window will be cleared and the object being dragged will be selected individually.

While dragging the cursor will change depending on the target object.

 -  The selection will be deleted.

 -  Drop not allowed.

 -  Right button drag cursor - context menu will appear when dropped to permit command selection.


Finder Window - Renaming files / folders
 Finder Window

Renaming files / folders:

Using the Mouse:

  First select the files you want to rename.

  Right click the selection and choose the <rename> command from the context menu.

Using the Keyboard:

  From the File menu choose -  <rename>


Finder Window - Launching programs
 Finder Window

Launching files:

Using the Mouse:

  Double click the file you want to launch.

Using the Keyboard:

  Move the cursor to the file you want to open and press the < Enter > key.

   You can drag a file or selection pressing and holding the left or right mouse buttons while the cursor is positioned over the object.  The cursor will look like a hand when you can pick up an object or selection for dragging.  If the object is not selected prior to dragging all other selections in the window will be cleared and the object being dragged will be selected individually.

While dragging the cursor will change depending on the target object.

 -  The selection will be executed by the target application.

 -  Drop not allowed.


Finder Window - Navigating
 Finder Window

Navigating:

  All the files found are displayed in the Content View.

Each files home folder is displayed in the details to its right.

Using the Mouse:

  Use the scroll bars at the right and bottom Window.

To switch views:

 Use these buttons to switch between Content view, Split view and Tree view respectively.  (Content view is the default view).

Using the Keyboard:

  Use the cursor keys to scroll the windows contents.


Finder Window - Selecting
 Finder Window

Selecting:

Note: When selecting folders, highlighting a folder implicitly selects all its subfolders.

Using the Mouse:

 There are two main modes for selecting files.

  New selection mode: Click and drag to create a selection, any files previously selected will be deselected.  This is the default mode when the cursor is to the right of the object name.

  Add / remove mode: Click and drag to add or remove files from the current selection.  This is the default mode when the cursor is to the left of the object name.

 Use can use the left or right button to select files.

- If you use the right button to select files a context menu will appear when you complete the selection.

 To switch between modes:

- press and hold the Ctrl key.

- then Click a mouse button (and drag).

 To add a block of files from the last selection point:  (in either mode)

- press and hold the Shift key.

- then Click a mouse button and drag.

Using the Keyboard:

 Press and hold the SHIFT key while scrolling to select/deselect a group of files/folders.

 Or press the SPACE BAR to select/deselect individual files/folders.

To clear any existing selections you may click both mouse buttons simultaneously or press the Esc key.


Finder Window - Sorting
 Finder Window

Sorting:

Using the Mouse:

  Click the sort buttons at the bottom of the window.

- Subsequent clicks onthe same button will reverse the sort order.

- Three nested subkeys are supported. ( i.e. sort by type then name then date etc.) In reverse order of selection.


Finder Window - Closing
 Finder Window

Closing:

Using the Mouse:

  Click the close button on the toolbar

Using the Keyboard:

   Press Alt + F4 to close the active window.


Finder Window - Locating folders
 Finder Window

Locating a files home folder:

  First select the file you want to locate in the Content View.

  Right click the file and select <Show folder in tree> from the context menu.


Finder Window - How to...
 Finder Window

   Introduction.	   Renaming files/folders.

   Launching files.

   Starting a search.

   Ways to search.	   Navigating.

   Clearing the search results.	   Selecting.

   Sorting.

   Unzipping files.	   Closing.

   Zipping files.

   Copying files.  	   Locating a files home folder.

   Moving files.

   Deleting files.


Docked List - Introduction
 Docked Zip List

Introduction:

  The Dock Zip List is a special window that sticks to the right side of the Navigator window to provide quick access to your Zip files.

  The Docked Zip List overlays any other windows in the Navigator but you can show or hide the Docked window as required using the menu or toolbar.

  You can edit the contents of the Zip List as required using the Tree View in the Docked Window the same way as you use a Finder Window.   The Zip List can also be cleared or rebuilt using the menu or toolbar.


Docked List - Unzipping files
 Docked Zip List

Unzipping:

Using the Mouse - Simple:

  Click the Unzip Wizard button [image]  and follow the Wizards instructions.

This will allow you to:

- select from a list which Zip file you wish to  Unzip.

- select all or a portion of the contents to extract.

- select a destination folder manually.

- review the Unzip summary before unzipping.

Using the Mouse - Advanced:

  First, select the file from the Zip List you want to Unzip.

  Drop the selection on the Unzip Wizard button

 The Unzip Wizard will then popup to guide you.

This will allow you to:

- select a destination folder manually.

- review the Unzip summary before unzipping.

  or Drop the selection on a folder [image] in a Computer Window.

The Unzip Wizard will then popup to guide you.

This will allow you to:

- review the Unzip summary before unzipping.

   or Right click the selection and select < Unzip > from the context menu.

The Unzip Wizard will then popup to guide you.

This will allow you to:

- select all or a portion of the contents to extract.

- select a destination folder manually.

- review the Unzip summary before unzipping.

Using the Keyboard:

  From the File menu choose -  < Unzip Wizard >

The Unzip Wizard will then popup to guide you.

This will allow you to:

- select from a list which Zip file you wish to  Unzip.

- select all or a portion of the contents to extract.

- select a destination folder manually.

- review the Unzip summary before unzipping.

  You can extract all or just a portion of the contents of a Zip file as you require.

Note: When you Unzip (extract) files from a Zip file, the original compressed copy remains in the Zip file.  If you want to remove a file from a Zip file you must delete it.

  You can drag a file or selection pressing and holding the left or right mouse buttons while the cursor is positioned over the object.  The cursor will look like a hand when you can pick up an object or selection for dragging.

If the object is not selected prior to dragging all other selections in the window will be cleared and the object being dragged will be selected individually.

While dragging the cursor will change depending on what you can operation will be performed if you drop.

 -  The selection will be unzipped to the target location.

 -  Drop not allowed.

 -  Right button drag cursor - context menu will appear when dropped to permit command selection.


Docked List - Adding to a Zip file
 Docked Zip List

Adding to a Zip file:

Using the Mouse - Simple:

   Click the Zip Wizard button  [image]  and follow the Wizards instructions.

This will allow you to:

- select which of your files or folders you wish to  Zip.

- select a name for your Zip file or select an existing Zip file.

- review the Unzip summary before unzipping.

Using the Mouse - Advanced:

  First select the files/folders you want to Zip ( in a Computer Window or Finder Window ).

  Drop the selection on the Zip Wizard button

The Zip Wizard will then popup to guide you.

This will allow you to:

- select a name for your Zip file or select an existing Zip file.

- review the Unzip summary before unzipping.

  or Drag with the right mouse button and drop on a folder [image]  - then select <Zip> from the context menu.

The Zip Wizard will then popup to guide you.

 This will allow you to:

- select a name for your Zip file or select an existing Zip file.

- review the Unzip summary before unzipping.

  or Shift + Drag the selection and drop on a folder

The Zip Wizard will then popup to guide you.

This will allow you to:

- select a name for your Zip file or select an existing Zip file.

- review the Unzip summary before unzipping.

  or Drop the selection on a Zip file

The Zip Wizard will then popup to guide you.

This will allow you to:

- review the Unzip summary before unzipping.

  or Right click the selection and choose <Zip> from the context menu.

The Zip Wizard will then popup to guide you.

This will allow you to:

- select a name for your Zip file or select an existing Zip file.

- review the Unzip summary before unzipping.

Using the Keyboard:

  From the File menu choose -  <Zip Wizard>

The Zip Wizard will then popup to guide you.

This will allow you to:

- select which of your files or folders you wish to  Zip.

- select a name for your Zip file or select an existing Zip file.

- review the Unzip summary before unzipping.

  You can add new files, or update, or replace existing files within a Zip file.

Note: When you add files to a Zip file the original files remain in their folders.

  You can drag a file or selection pressing and holding the left or right mouse buttons while the cursor is positioned over the object.  The cursor will look like a hand when you can pick up an object or selection for dragging.

If the object is not selected prior to dragging all other selections in the window will be cleared and the object being dragged will be selected individually.

While dragging, the cursor will change depending on what you can operation will be performed if you drop.

 -  The selection will be zipped to the target location.

 -  Drop not allowed.

 -  Right button drag cursor - context menu will appear when dropped to permit command selection.


Docked List - Copying
 Docked Zip List

Copying Zip files:

Using the Mouse:

  First select the Zip files you want to copy.

  Drag with the right mouse button and drop on a folder [image]  - then select <copy> from the context menu.

  or Ctrl+Drop the selection on a folder [image] .

  You can drag a file or selection pressing and holding the left or right mouse buttons while the cursor is positioned over the object.  The cursor will look like a hand when you can pick up an object or selection for dragging.

If the object is not selected prior to dragging all other selections in the window will be cleared and the object being dragged will be selected individually.

While dragging, the cursor will change depending on the target object.

 -  The selection will be copied to the target.

 -  Drop not allowed.

 -  Right button drag cursor - context menu will appear when dropped to permit command selection.


Docked List - Moving files
 Docked Zip List

Moving Zip files:

Using the Mouse:

  First select the Zip files you want to move.

 Drag with the right mouse button and drop on a folder [image]  - then select <move> from the context menu.

  Shift+Drop the selection on a folder [image] .

  You can drag a file or selection pressing and holding the left or right mouse buttons while the cursor is positioned over the object.  The cursor will look like a hand when you can pick up an object or selection for dragging.

If the object is not selected prior to dragging all other selections in the window will be cleared and the object being dragged will be selected individually.

While dragging, the cursor will change depending on the target object.

 -  The selection will be moved to the target location.

 -  Drop not allowed.

 -  Right button drag cursor - context menu will appear when dropped to permit command selection.


Docked List - Deleting files
 Docked Zip List

Deleting Zip files:

Using the Mouse:

  First select the Zip files you want to delete.

  Drop the selection on (or click) the trash button

  or Right click the selection and choose <delete> from the context menu.

Using the Keyboard:

  From the File menu choose -  <delete>

  or Press the delete key.

Note: When you delete files, data in the deleted files is not recoverable.

  You can drag a file or selection pressing and holding the left or right mouse buttons while the cursor is positioned over the object.  The cursor will look like a hand when you can pick up an object or selection for dragging.

If the object is not selected prior to dragging all other selections in the window will be cleared and the object being dragged will be selected individually.

While dragging, the cursor will change depending on the target object.

 -  The selection will be deleted.

 -  Drop not allowed.

 -  Right button drag cursor - context menu will appear when dropped to permit command selection.


Docked List - Renaming Zip files
 Docked Zip List

Renaming Zip files:

Using the Mouse:

  First select the Zip files you want to rename.

  Right click the selection and choose <Rename> from the context menu.

Using the Keyboard:

  From the File menu choose -  <Rename>.


Docked List - Opening Zip files
 Docked Zip List

Opening Zip files:

Using the Mouse:

  Double click the Zip file you want to open.

Using the Keyboard:

  Move the cursor to the file you want to open and press the <Enter> key.


Docked List - Navigating
 Docked Zip List

Navigating:

  All the Zip files found are displayed in the Zip List.

( Each Zip files home folder is displayed in the details to its right. )

Using the Mouse:

  Use the scroll bars at the right and bottom of the Window.

To switch views:

  Use the View selection tool on the header to switch between the Tree and Content views.

  Use the menu tool on the header to access the Zip List menu.

-  Select Tree View to display the Zip List tree.

-  Select Files View to display the Zip List.

-  Select Split View to display the Zip List and tree simultaneously.

Using the Keyboard:

  Use the cursor keys to scroll the windows contents.


Docked List - Selecting
 Docked Zip List

Selecting:

Using the Mouse:

 There are two main modes for selecting files.

  New selection mode: Click and drag to create a selection, any files previously selected will be deselected.  This is the default mode when the cursor is to the right of the object name.

  Add / remove mode: Click and drag to add or remove files from the current selection.  This is the default mode when the cursor is to the left of the object name.

 Use can use the left or right button to select files.

- If you use the right button to select files a context menu will appear when you complete the selection.

 To switch between modes:

- press and hold the Ctrl key.

- then Click a mouse button (and drag).

 To add a block of files from the last selection point:  (in either mode)

- press and hold the Shift key.

- then Click a mouse button and drag.

Using the Keyboard:

 Press and hold the SHIFT key while scrolling to select/deselect a group of files/folders.

 Or press the SPACE BAR to select/deselect individual files/folders.

To clear any existing selections you may click both mouse buttons simultaneously or press the Esc key.


Docked List - Sorting
 Docked Zip List

Sorting:

Using the Mouse:

  Click the sort buttons at the bottom of the window.

- Subsequent clicks onthe same button will reverse the sort order.

- Three nested subkeys are supported. ( i.e. sort by type then name then date etc.) In reverse order of selection.


Docked List - Closing
 Docked Zip List

Display / Hide the Docked Zip List:

Using the Mouse:

  Click the Toggle Zip List button on the toolbar

  From the Zip List menu select <Hide Zip List>.

Using the Keyboard:

  From the main menu select <Toggle Zip List>.


Docked List - Locating folders
 Docked Zip List

  You may find that it is simpler to perform this operation in a Computer Window when it is displaying the Zip List folder.  However the procedure below applies to both the Computer Window and the Docked Zip List.

Locating a Zip files home folder:

  First select the file you want to locate in the Zip List.

  Right click the file and select <Show folder in tree> from the context menu.

- The home folder for the file will be highlighted in the Tree View.


Docked List - Toolbar
 Docked Zip List

Accessing the Zip List toolbar:

  Click the "Zips" tool in header to display or hide the Zip List toolbar.

  Use the Scan tool to rescan your local drives for folders that contain Zip files.

  Use the Clear tool to reset the Zip List.


Docked List - Menu
 Docked Zip List

Accessing the Zip List menu:

  Click the Zip List menu button in the header to display the Zip List control menu.


Docked List - Switching views
 Docked Zip List

Switching views:

  Use the toggle tool on the header to switch between the Tree and Content views.


Docked List - Resizing
 Docked Zip List

Resizing the Docked List:

 Click and drag in the margin on the left side of the Docked window to resize the window.


Docked List - How to...
 Docked Zip List

   Introduction.	   Navigating.

   Selecting.

   Unzipping.	   Sorting.

   Adding to a Zip file.	   Display / Hide the Docked Window.

   Copying Zip files.

   Moving Zip files. 	   Locating a files home folder.

   Deleting Zip files. 	   Accessing the Zip List toolbar.

   Accessing the Zip List menu.

   Renaming Zip files.	   Switching views (Tree / List).

   Opening Zip files.	   Resizing the Docked List.


Navigator - General
 Zip Pro Navigator

The Navigator has several views you can use to manipulate the contents of your computer and your Zip files.

  The Zip and Unzip Wizards are fully integrated into the Navigator.  The Wizard system is fully context sensitive and provides you the assistance you need to complete the specific Zip and Unzip operations you are performing.

  The Zip Window gives you access to the files packaged within your Zip files.

  The Computer Window shows the contents of your drives in a similar manner to Explorer.  Unlike Explorer it has intrinsic support for Zip files.  This allows you to drag and drop not only into an out of Zip files but also to create new Zip files by dropping a selection on a folder.

  The Finder Window allows you find and manipulate groups of files across folders, drives or network.  You simply click and drag to find the files your looking for.

  The Docked Zip List makes all your Zip files instantly accessible.  This special window sticks to the right side of your Zip Wizard window and overlays all other views.  This way, adding to any Zip file is a quick drag and drop.  (The Zip List is also available in a normal Computer Window.)


Zip Window - General
 Zip Window

  Use the Zip Window to view and manipulate the contents of Zip files.

You can:

Unzip, Delete, and Launch files using this view.

Zip files contain compressed* copies of one or more files merged into a single file.  The Zip Window allows you to view the details of all the files contained within a Zip file.  (You may open more than one Zip Window at a time).

  Drop files or folders from other windows to add them to the Zip file associated with the Zip Window.

  Drag files from this window to unzip them in specific folders on your computer.

  Double click files to Launch them.  ( decompressed copies will be placed in your Unzip Home Folder )

(Win95 Note: This version of Zip Wizard Pro is not OLE enabled and therefore will be unable to launch many documents that are possible with the explorer).

* Files in a Zip file need not necessarily be compressed.

>  Click here to see a sample Zip Window  <


Computer Window - General
 Computer Window

  Use the Computer Window to view and manipulate the contents of folders on your computer.

You can:

Zip, Unzip, Copy, Move, Delete, and Launch files using this view.

This is a split view which provides a tree style view in the left pane and a content view in the right pane.  The default view is the Content View. ( Click here for information on switching views. )

Content View:

The Content View shows the contents of one folder at a time.  Double click folder entries to view their contents or click the Parent button to see the parent folders contents.  You may sort the Content View using the tool at the bottom.  Double click files to Launch them.  See the Finder Window if you want to view a specific group of files from one or more folders simultaneously.

(Win95 Note: This version of Zip Wizard Pro is not OLE enabled and therefore will be unable to launch many documents that are possible with the explorer).

Tree View:

The Tree View shows a hierarchical representation of the folders on your computer.  The tree view is expandable using the [image] arrows which appear to the left of the folder name.  Most folders are ordinary directories on your computer, others are special objects that have unique properties all there own.  The Zip List folder [image] appears as a subfolder of your computer object.  The contents of the cursored folder are shown in the content view on the right.

>  Click here to see a sample Computer Window  <


Finder Window - General
 Finder Window

  Use the Finder Window to find or view groups of files from one or more folders at once.

You can:

Zip, Unzip, Copy, Move, Delete, and Launch files using this view.  The operation will only act upon the currently defined subset.

This is a split view which provides a tree style view in the left pane and a finder view in the right pane.  The default view is the Split View.  ( Click here for information on switching views. )

Finder View:

The Finder View shows the contents of one or more folders at a time.  Clicking folders in the tree view will show matching files in the Finder View.  You may sort the Finder View using the tool at the bottom.  Double click files to Launch them.  You may drag files from the Finder View to any normal folder on your computer.

(Win95 Note: This version of Zip Wizard Pro is not OLE enabled and therefore will be unable to launch many documents that are possible with the explorer).

Tree View:

The Tree View shows a hierarchical representation of the folders on your computer.  The tree view is expandable using the [image] arrows which appear to the left of the folder name.  Most folders are ordinary directories on your computer, others are special objects that have unique properties all there own.

>  Click here to see a sample Finder Window  <


Docked List - General
 Docked Zip List

  Use the Docked Zip List Window to quickly access the Zip files on your computer or network.

You can:

Zip, Unzip, Copy, Move, Delete, and Open files using this view.

The Docked Zip List Window sticks to the right side of the Navigator window and overlays all other Navigator windows.  You can hide or show it using the Zip List button on the toolbar.

The Zip List is a special object that contains pointers to Zip files on your computer or network.  Although it appears as a folder,  it does not exist on a drive and only has pointers to the actual files in their folders.  However you may manipulate these files just as you would in a Finder Window.  ( The Docked Zip List is actually a special Finder Window that only finds ".zip" files ).

This is a split view which provides a tree style view in the left pane and a Zip List view in the right pane.  The default view is the Zip List View.  ( Click here for information on switching views. )

Zip List View:

The Zip List View shows the contents of one or more folders at a time.  You can add and remove folders from the Zip List, thereby showing or hiding the Zip files that they contain.  You cannot exclude or add individual Zip files from a specific folder.

Double click Zip files to view their contents.

You may sort the Zip List View using the tool at the bottom.

Tree View:

Use the Tree View to edit the contents of the Zip List View.  The Tree View shows a hierarchical representation of the folders on your computer.

The tree view is expandable using the [image] arrows which appear to the left of the folder name.

Use the scan buttons [image] tothe left of the folder name to selectively scan subfolders for Zip files and automatically add them to the Zip List.  The only way that the Zip List tree view differs from a Finder tree view is that you must explicilty clear the list to remove all its entries. ( i.e.  clicking to the right of the folder name does not clear the list, it adds or removes the folders just like clicking to the left of the folder name. )

>  Click here to see a sample Docked Zip List  <


Close button - Popup

Click this button to close the window.


Exit Button - Popup

Click this button to exit Zip Wizard.


Zip Wizard - Steps
 Zip Wizard

 Step 1:   Selecting the files to Zip.

- Browse to the folder that contains the files or folders that you want to Zip.

- Then click and drag to select the files to Zip (or enter a wildcard specification).

Then click "Next >>" to continue to "Naming your Zip file".

 Step 2:   Naming your Zip file.

- Enter a name for your Zip file.

(Click browse to select a different folder or if you want to add to an existing Zip file.)

Then click "Next >>" to continue to the "Summary".

 Step 3:   Summary.

- Modify any options that you require.

Then click "Zip" to start the operation.


UnZip Wizard - Steps
 Unzip Wizard

 Step 1:   Selecting the Archive (Zip) file.

- Click on the Zip file you want to work with.

Then click "Next >>" to to "Select the files to Unzip ( extract )".

 Step 2:   Selecting the files to Unzip.

- Enter a filename or wildcard to select the file(s) you want to Unzip.

( Click browse to see what files are available. )

Then click "Next >>"  to "Select a destination folder".

 Step 3:   Select a destination folder.

- Enter the destination folder were you want to put the extracted files.

( Note: Folders will be created as required. - Click browse to see available folders. )

Then click "Next >>"  to see the "Summary".

  Step 4:   Summary.

- Modify any options that you require.

Then click "UnZip"  to start Unzipping your selection.


Zip Wizard - File selection
 Zip Wizard    ( File selection )

 	Browse to the folder that contains the files or folders that you want to Zip.

Click and drag to select the files to Zip (or enter a wildcard specification).

Click "Next >>" to continue to "Naming your Zip file".

 Detail:

  	Current folder box:

Displays name of the current folder.

Note: Click on this box to move to quickly move to other folders.

 	Previous folder button:

Click this button  [image]  to move to the parent folder.

 	Folder content box:

Displays the current folders contents.

-  Click and drag to select folders and files to be zipped.

-  Double click folders to view thier contents.

Note: Selection will appear in the "Files>" box.

 	"Files>" box:

Displays the files selected for zipping.

Note: you may manually enter a file specification for files to be zipped (i.e. *.doc )


Zip Wizard - Naming your Zip file
 Zip Wizard   ( Naming your Zip file )

 	Enter a name for your Zip file.

(Click browse to select a different folder or if you want to add to an existing Zip file.)

Click "Next >>" to continue to the "Summary".

Detail:

 	Zip Name:

Enter the name for your Zip file here.

Click browse button to change target folder or select an existing Zip file.

Note: You do not need to add the ".zip" extension.

 	Target folder:

Displays the current Zip target folder.

Click the Browse button to select a different target folder or to select an existing Zip file.

Note: The default "my_zips" folder can be changed in the options "Zip Folders" panel.


Zip Wizard - Browsing for Zip files
 Zip Wizard   ( Name browse )

 	Select the target folder for your Zip file.

- Click an existing Zip file to select it.

- Manually enter a name in the "Zip Name >" box.

Click "Next >>"  to continue.

 Detail:

 	Current folder box:

Displays name of the current folder.

Note: Click on this box to move to quickly move to other folders.

 	Previous folder button:

Click this button [image]  to move to the parent folder.

 	New folder button:

Click this button [image] to create a new subfolder.

 	Folder contents listbox:

Displays current folders contents.

1. Click and drag to select folders and files to be zipped.

2. Double click folders to view thier contents.

Note: Selection will appear in the "Zip Name>" box.

 	"Zip Name>" box:

Displays the name to be used for your Zip file.


Zip Wizard - Summary
 Zip Wizard    ( Summary )

 	Modify any options that you require.

- Click "Zip" to start the operation.

 Detail:

(Command / Summary section)

  	Command box:

Select the operation you wish to perform on the Zip file.

- Add mode replaces matching files or adds new files.

- Update mode adds new files and replaces changed files.

- Freshen mode only replaces changed files.

 Note: To overwrite an existing Zip file select the "Clear Zip" option.

 	Files box:

Displays the files that will be zipped.  (read only)

 	Target Zip box:

Displays the target Zip file name. (read only)

 (Password section)

 	Encrypt button:

Allows you to password protect your Zip file.

  	More options:

Allows changes to advanced features.


UnZip Wizard - Zip selection
 Unzip Wizard    ( Zip selection )

 	Click on the Zip file you want to work with.

Click "Next >>" to to select which files to Extract.

 Detail:

 	Current folder box:

Click on this to quickly move to other folders.

 	Previous folder button:

Click this button [image] to move to the parent folder.

 	Folder contents:

Click and drag to select folders and files to be zipped.  Double click folders to view their contents.

Note: Selection will appear in the "Zip Name" box.

 	"Zip Name>" box:

Displays the Zip file you want to work with.


UnZip Wizard - File selection
 Unzip Wizard    ( File selection )

 	Enter a filename or wildcard to select the file(s) you want to Extract.

(Click browse to see what files are available. )

Click "Next >>"  to select the destination folder.

 Detail:

 	Files to Unzip:

Displays the Specification of files to Unzip.  The default is always All Files, which is the same as entering *.*

Wildcard selections are used to select groups of files. (Use * to match any subsequent characters.  Use ? to match a particular character at the current position. )

Example:

MYFIL*.DO?

will match MYFILE.DOC, MYFILES.DO2  etc.

Note: Click the Browse button to see the Zip files contents.


UnZip Wizard - Browse
 Unzip Wizard   ( browse -  selection )

 	Click and drag to select the files you wish to Unzip.

Click "Next >>"  to select the destination folder.

 Detail:

 	Zip content list:

Displays the files contained in the Zip file.

 	"Unzip >" box:

Displays the specification of the files to be Unzipped.

Note: You may manually enter a file specification with wildcards..

( wild cards may contain '*' or '?' )


UnZip Wizard - Destination
 Unzip Wizard   ( Destination )

 	Enter the destination folder were you want to put the extracted files.

Click "Next >>"  to see the operation summary.

 Detail:

 	Destination box:

 Displays the folder where extracted files wil be placed.

-  Folders will be created as required.

-  Click browse to see available folders.

Note: Enter a folder path or click the Browse button to browse for an existing folder.


UnZip Wizard - Destination browsing
 Unzip Wizard   ( Browse destination )

  	Browse to the folder you want to Unzip files to.

 Click "Next >>"  to see the operation summary.

 Detail:

 	Current folder box:

Displays name of the current folder.

Note: Click on this box to move to quickly move to other folders.

 	Previous folder button:

Click this button  [image]  to move to the parent folder.

 	New folder button:

Click this button [image] to create a new subfolder.

 	Folder contents listbox:

Displays current folders contents.


UnZip Wizard - Summary
 Unzip Wizard    ( Summary )

 	Change any options that you desire.

Click "UnZip"  to start Unzipping your selection.

Detail:

(Command / Summary section)

 	Command box:

Displays the type of Unzip operation to be performed.

 Select the command mode you want to use

- Add mode replaces existing files or adds new files to the target folder.

- Update mode adds new files and replaces changed files in the target folder.

- Freshen mode only replaces changed files in the target folder.

 	Files selection box:

Displays the files that wil be Unzipped.  (read only)

 	Target folder box:

Displays the target folder name.   (read only)

(Options section)

 	Keep Tree button:

Extracts any folder information saved with the file.

 	Decrypt key button:

Defines the password used when needed to decrypt files during UnZip.

 	Advanced options:

Allows changes to advanced features.


Zip Wizard Contents
Separator Zip Wiz / Zip Pro


Zip Wizard - IntelliZIP
   (TM)    Exclusive to Zip Wizard

  IntelliZIP makes Zipping an intuitive visual operation where what gets Zipped reflects what was selected just like a copy or move operation.  IntelliZIP makes your computer do the work for you, which is what computers are designed to do in the first place.

  Synaptek created IntelliZIP to simplify the Zip operation.  IntelliZIP means you don't need to worry about confusing options (no more recurse, keep folders etc.) and if you don't know what were talking about, thats Ok, because with Zip Wizard(tm) you don't have to.

   Advanced users can still enter an old style selection string and modify Zip options as desired.


Zip Wizard - Overview
 Zip Wizard Overview

  Zip files are files on your computer that contain one or more compressed* files and folders.

Each Zip file can contain many files and folders, and you may: add, extract, remove (etc.) these files using Zip Wizard.  Think of Zip files as shipping boxes that you pack with files, for storage or to ship elsewhere.  You will find many packages distributed on the internet in this manner.

Zip Wizard  is a series of panels which lead you through the process of creating a Zip file or updating an existing one.

Using [image] technology, Zip Wizard automates the process as much as possible.  We have done away with confusing options.  You select the files and folders that you want to Zip, and Zip Wizard takes care of the rest just like a copy or move operation.  (click here for detailed instructions)

Zipping is a simple three step process.

   1. Select the files you want to Zip.

   2. Give a name to your Zip file.

   3. Tell Zip Wizard to create or update the Zip file.

You may create a Zip file in any normal folder on your computer.  Zip Wizard has facilities to help you to organize your Zip files on your computer.

The Zip Home folder is the default location where your Zip files will be placed. ( You may change the location and name of your Home folder by using the options panel ).  You can put your Zip files directly in the Home folder.  However, creating subfolders in the Home folder which are specific to your project or operation. ( e.g. "Backups" , "My Documents" or "Mail Archive" ), will help to further organize your work environment.

Once you have created a Zip file you may add to, update, freshen or delete the files it contains.  Also, note that you can move your Zip files to any folder on your computer or send them to others electronically or on diskettes.

For privacy you can encrypt your Zipped files with a password, so that only you or people you are sending the information to are the only ones that can extract the information from the Zip file.

If you have large amounts of information you want to send by diskette, Zip Wizard allows you to create Zip files that span across diskettes.  This allows you to send unlimited quantities of data in a highly compressed, secure manner as required.

*Note: Files in a Zip archive need not be compressed.


UnZip Wizard - Overview
 Unzip Wizard Overview

  Zip files are files on your computer that contain one or more compressed* files and folders.

Each Zip file can contain many files and folders, and you may: add, extract, remove (etc.) these files using Zip Wizard.  Think of Zip files as shipping boxes that you pack with files, for storage or to ship elsewhere.  You will find many packages distributed on the internet in this manner.

Unzip Wizard  is a series of dialogs which lead you through the process of extracting files from your Zip files.  Unzip Wizard attempts to automate the process as much as possible.  (click here for detailed instructions)

Unzipping is a simple four step process.

   1. Select the Zip files which contains the files you want.

   2. Selecting which files you want to extract.

   3. Selecting where you want to put these files.

   4. Tell Unzip Wizard to extract the files.

You may extract files to any normal folder on your computer.  Unzip Wizard has facilities to help you to organize the files that you Unzip.

The UnZipped Home folder is the default location where your extracted files will be placed. (You may change the location and name of your Home folder by using the options panel ).  By default Unzip Wizard creates a subfolder in the Home folder with the same name as the Zip file that you are Unzipping,  and this is where it puts the extracted files.

When you are extracting files you may optionally update or freshen existing files that may exist in the destination folder.

*Note: Files in a Zip archive need not be compressed.


General options

   Options

General options

  Show welcome panel on startup.

- When selected, the Zip Wizard panel will be displayed when Zip Wizard pro is started.

  Save workspace on exit.

- When selected, your work environment will be saved each time you exit Zip Wizard Pro.

- This includes Window positions and all options.


Zip options

   Options

Zip options

  Current operation:

- Add mode replaces existing files or adds new files.

- Update mode adds new files and replaces changed files.

- Freshen mode only replaces changed files.

- To overwrite an existing Zip file select the "Clear Zip" option.

  Compression:

There are 5 levels of compression to choose from - none to Maximum.

The higher the compression required the longer it takes.

  Beep when done:

Zip Wizard Pro will beep when it completes a Zip operation.

  Keep tree structure:

- Stores path information with each file Zipped.

  Look in subfolders:

- Scans subfolders to match files to be Zipped.

  Include folder entries:

- Includes separate entries for folders.

  Convert LF to CRLF:

- Use to convert UNIX style files to DOS.

  Zip Date:

-  Defines how the date on the Zip file is set.

  Confirm diskette erase:

-  Prompts before erasing diskettes, when you have clicked ERASE DISK during Zipping.


Unzip options

   Options

Unzip options

  Current operation:

- Add mode replaces existing files or adds new files to the target folder.

- Update mode adds new files and replaces changed files in the target folder.

- Freshen mode only replaces changed files in the target folder.

  Beep when done:

Zip Wizard Pro will beep when it completes an Unzip operation.

  Rebuild tree structure:

- Restores any path information saved in the Zip file.

  Look in subfolders:

- Scans subfolders to match files to be Unzipped.

  Convert LF to CRLF:

- Use to convert UNIX style files to DOS.


Zip folders

   Options

Zip folders

  Home Zip Folder:

- Defines where your Zip files are placed by default.


Unzip folders

   Options

Unzip folders

  Home Unzip Folder:

- Defines the default folder to which Zip files are extracted.


Confirmations

   Options

Confirmations

  File replace:

- Prompts you whenever a file will be replaced during a copy or move operation.

  Modifying system files:

- Prompts you whenever a System Read-only or Hidden file will be effected by an operation.


Encryption

   Options

Encryption

  Password:

- Defines the password to be used when Zipping files.

  Password:

- Select this to encrypt files when Zipping.


Zip Wizard Pro Options

   Options

General options

Zip options

Unzip options

Zip folders

Unzip folders

Confirmations

Encryption


   Browsing

Finding files or folders:

  Click the Parent folder button  [image]  to view the contents of the parent of the current folder.

  Double click folders  [image]  to view their contents.

  Folder box:

  Click the folder box to quickly go to other drives or another point in the current path.


   Opening Zip files

Viewing your Zip files:

   The Zip List is the default folder displayed.

  Select the file from the Zip List or browse to locate the file.

- Click <Ok> to open a Zip Window for the file.

Browsing:

  Click the Parent folder button  [image]  to view the contents of the parent of the current folder.

  Double click folders  [image]  to view their contents.

  Folder box:

  Click the folder box to quickly go to other drives or another point in the current path.


   Trash

Deleteing files or folders:

Using the Mouse:

  First select the files/folders you want to delete.

  Drop the selection on (or click) the trash button

  or Right click the selection and choose <Delete> from the context menu.

Using the Keyboard:

  From the File menu choose -  <Delete>

  or Press the delete key.

Note: When you delete files, data in the deleted files is not recoverable.

  You can drag a file or selection pressing and holding the left or right mouse buttons while the cursor is positioned over the object.  The cursor will look like a hand when you can pick up an object or selection for dragging.

If the object is not selected prior to dragging all other selections in the window will be cleared and the object being dragged will be selected individually.

While dragging, the cursor will change depending on the target object.

 -  The selection will be deleted.

 -  Drop not allowed.

 -  Right button drag cursor - context menu will appear when dropped to permit command selection.


Upgrade Policy

Minor version upgrades are FREE (e.g. version 2.0 to 2.1).

(shipping is extra - if required)

Major version upgrades are priced as follows:

One Version ( e.g. version 2 to 3 ) - $10.00

Two Version ( e.g. version 2 to 4 ) - $20.00

Three or more - full price

(shipping is extra - if required)


Upgrade History

History

Zip Wizard Pro Version 2.0

Almost all aspects of Zip Pro have been recrafted in this version.

1.  Now object oriented with folder paradym.

1a. Improved click and drag operation.

1b. Right button context menus.

1c. Right button context drag and drop.

1d. Improved drag bubble operation.

1e. Win95 style dialogs.

2.  Wizard interface provides Zip and Unzip wizards to guide users through simple operations.

2a. My Zip folder target for Zip operation.

2b. Unzipped folder target for Unzipping operations.

3.  Improved Zip List.

3a. Now a system level object

3b. Gives users instant access to their Zip files.

3c. Highly customizable.

4.  Zip Pro navigator interface provides expert users full file management capabilities.

4a. Computer view provides explorer style interface to all local and network drives.

4b. Finder view allows powerful search and selection capabilities.

4c. Docked Zip List view provides more convenient access to all Zip files.

4d. Improved Zip view provides easier access and management of archives.

Zip Pro Version 1.0a

Additions:  Help system now has information on Upgrades, Release Version License and History.

Modifications:  Zip Pro no longer uses the ctl3d.dll library.  Instead it now uses the static versions of this library to provide 3D dialog support.

Fixes: The installation was fixed so that when installing group items the CAPTION is set correctly.


Ombudsman
This program is produced by a member of the Association of Shareware

Professionals (ASP). ASP wants to make sure that the shareware principle

works for you. If you are unable to resolve a shareware-related problem

with an ASP member by contacting the member directly, ASP may be able to

help. The ASP Ombudsman can help you resolve a dispute or problem with an

ASP member, but does not provide technical support for members' products.

Please write to the ASP Ombudsman at 545 Grover Road, Muskegon, MI

49442-9427 USA, FAX 616-788-2765 or send a CompuServe message via CompuServe

Mail to ASP Ombudsman 70007,3536.


Uninstalling Zip Wizard Pro

Uninstalling Zip Pro

Window 3.1

  Use the Uninstall icon in program manager to remove Zip Wizard Pro.  This runs the self extracting distribution file.  You may run the Self Extracting file manually to perform this operation.

Window 95 / NT

  Use the Uninstall icon in program manager to remove Zip Wizard Pro32, or run Uninstall.exe in the Zip Wizard folder.


What you can do with Zip Wizard Pro

Use Zip Wizard Pro to create and manipulate your Zip Archive files.  Zip Wizard Pro is fully compatible with PkZip v2.04g, providing: compression, decompression, encryption, multi-volume support, and a Drag & Drop interface for the Microsoft Windows environment.  You do not require PkZip to use Zip Wizard Pro as all functions are built-in.

Zip Wizard Pro also encorporates the Zip Pro Navigator.


Ordering / Registration
 Zip Wizard Pro - Ordering

Call - Synaptek Direct:

 ( Toll free phone orders - anywhere in North America )

 	Credit Card Orders  (Mastercard or Visa)

CALL 1-800-465-7047

 (Credit card pricing information)

Mail or Fax orders:

 	Payment by Credit Card  [ U.S. orders ]

 	Payment by Credit Card  [ Canadian orders ]

 	Payment by Credit Card  [ International orders]

 	Payment by Cheque  ( U.S. orders )

 	Payment by Cheque  ( Canadian orders )

 	Payment by Cheque  ( International orders )

Site Licenses:

 	Site License Pricing

Compuserve registration service:

 	Billed to your Compuserve account


Pricing
U.S. pricing:

Latest version of Zip Wizard Pro        $29.95  USD*

If required

Shipping & Handling $5 per order

Canadian and International pricing:

Latest version of Zip Wizard Pro         $39.95  CDN

If required

Shipping & Handling $5 per order

(*) These values are approximate - billing is at the $39.95 Canadian rate

   in Canadian dollars and will be converted to your currency by your

  card holder on the date of purchase.


 Compuserve Registration Service

Detailed instructions for WinCIM users:

1.	Select Go from the Services menu, then enter SWREG.

2.	Double click "Register Shareware" in the Shareware Registration box.

3.	Read the Registration Agreement, then click Proceed.

5.	Double click your Geographic Region.

6.	Double click "Registration ID" in the Register Shareware box.

7.	Enter one of the following ID's.

ID	Product	Price

7793	Single Copy	$29.95USD

8.	Double click on "Display Selected Titles".

9.	Double click on the appropriate entry.

10.	Click on Description to see a description of Zip Wizard Pro.

11.	Click the Register button to fill in your order information.

12.	You will receive a email confirmation within one business day.

Detailed instructions for CSi users:

1.	Select Go from the Access menu, then enter SWREG.

2.	Double click "Register Shareware" in the Shareware Registration box.

3.	Read the Registration Agreement, then click Proceed.

5.	Double click your Geographic Region.

6.	Double click "Registration ID" in the Register Shareware box.

7.	Enter one of the following ID's.

ID	Product	Price

7793	Single Copy	$29.95USD

8.	Double click on "Display Selected Titles".

9.	Double click on the appropriate entry.

10.	Click on Description to see a description of Zip Wizard Pro.

11.	Click the Register button to fill in your order information.

12.	You will receive a email confirmation within one business day.


 Site Licenses

Canadian dollar pricing:

2     to   9 computers	- $30.95 each

10   to  24 computers	- $22.95 each

25   to  49 computers	- $18.95 each

50   to  99 computers	- $13.95 each

100 or more	- $ 9.95  each

Please contact Synaptek Direct for payment and delivery options.

Phone -	(905) 276-8835

FAX    -	(905) 897-7622

EMail  -	(CIS) Synaptek@compuserve.com

(MSN) Synaptek@msn.com

(AOL)  Synaptek@aol.com

(Internet) Sales@zipwiz.com

Mail  -	Synaptek  Software

1188 Ostler Ct.

Mississauga  On

Canada  L5C 3G6


Credit Card Orders ( Mail - Canadian )
 Credit Card Orders    ( Print from the menu < File > < Print Topic > )

Canadian Orders - Fill out the information below and forward to Synaptek

 Last Name: _________________  First: ________________ Initial:___

Address: ________________________________________________________

City:_____________________________ Province: __________________

Postal Code: ___________________    Date: ______________

EMail Address:___________________________________________________

Daytime Phone : ____________________  FAX : _____________________

PLEASE PRINT CLEARLY

Shipping method - select one:

___  WEBship:	No shipping charges.	requires EMail address.*

___  Air Mail: 	$5 dollars shipping 	( 3.5" diskette)

* Those requesting WEBship will be sent instructions by email on how to download their registered copy on the Internet.

You will need Netscape or Internet Explorer to download the self-installing program that is approximately 750K in size.

PRICING:  ( All dollar values in Canadian Dollars )  ( for multiple copies see Site Licenses )

Prices guaranteed until Oct 31 1997 - You receive both 16 and 32 bit versions

Current version of Zip Wizard Pro	$39.95  CDN

Add $5 dollars for delivery by Air Mail.

Canadian orders add GST & PST if applicable	$________

Total	$________

PAYMENT:

MASTERCARD____  VISA ____

Card Number ______________________________________________________

Expiry Date __________

Card Holder's Name _______________________________________________

Signature: _______________________________________________

Submit Registration by:

 	FAX    -	(905) 897-7622

EMail  -	(CIS) Synaptek@compuserve.com

(AOL) Synaptek@aol.com

(MSN) Synaptek@msn.com

(Internet) Sales@zipwiz.com

Mail  -	Synaptek  Software

1188 Ostler Ct.

Mississauga  On

Canada  L5C 3G6


Credit Card Orders ( Mail - International )
 Credit Card Orders    ( Print from the menu < File > < Print Topic > )

International Orders - Fill out the information below and forward to Synaptek

 Last Name: _________________  First: ________________ Initial:___

Address: ________________________________________________________

City:_____________________________ Prov/State: __________________

Country: ________   Postal Code: ___________________    Date: __________

EMail Address:___________________________________________________

Daytime Phone : ____________________  FAX : _____________________

PLEASE PRINT CLEARLY

Shipping method - select one:

___  WEBship:	No shipping charges.	requires EMail address.*

___  Air Mail: 	$5 dollars shipping 	( 3.5" diskette)

* Those requesting WEBship will be sent instructions by email on how to download their registered copy on the Internet.

You will need Netscape or Internet Explorer to download the self-installing program that is approximately 750K in size.

PRICING:  (All dollar values in Canadian Dollars)  ( for multiple copies see Site Licenses )

Prices guaranteed until Oct 31 1997 - You receive both 16 and 32 bit versions

Current version of Zip Wizard Pro	$39.95  CDN   (approx $29 U.S.)

Add $5 dollars for delivery by Air Mail.

Total	$________

PAYMENT:

MASTERCARD____  VISA ____

Card Number ______________________________________________________

Expiry Date __________

Card Holder's Name _______________________________________________

Signature: _______________________________________________

Submit Registration by:

 	FAX    -	(905) 897-7622

EMail  -	(CIS) Synaptek@compuserve.com

(AOL) Synaptek@aol.com

(MSN) Synaptek@msn.com

(Internet) Sales@zipwiz.com

Mail  -	Synaptek  Software

1188 Ostler Ct.

Mississauga  On

Canada  L5C 3G6


Credit Card Orders ( Mail - U.S. )
 Credit Card Orders    ( Print from the menu < File > < Print Topic > )

U.S.  Orders - Fill out the information below and forward to Synaptek

 Last Name: _________________  First: ________________ Initial:___

Address: ________________________________________________________

City:_____________________________ State: __________________

Zip Code: ___________________    Date: _________________

EMail Address:___________________________________________________

Daytime Phone : ____________________  FAX : _____________________

PLEASE PRINT CLEARLY

Shipping method - select one:

___  WEBship:	No shipping charges.	requires EMail address.*

___  Air Mail: 	$5 dollars shipping 	( 3.5" diskette)

* Those requesting WEBship will be sent instructions by email on how to download their registered copy on the Internet.

You will need Netscape or Internet Explorer to download the self-installing program that is approximately 750K in size.

PRICING:  (All dollar values in Canadian Dollars)  ( for multiple copies see Site Licenses)

Prices guaranteed until Oct 31 1997 - You receive both 16 and 32 bit versions

Current version of Zip Wizard Pro	$39.95  CDN  (approx $29 U.S.)

Add $5 dollars for delivery by Air Mail.

 	Total	$________

PAYMENT:

MASTERCARD____  VISA ____

Card Number ______________________________________________________

Expiry Date __________

Card Holder's Name _______________________________________________

Signature: _______________________________________________

Submit Registration by:

 	FAX    -	(905) 897-7622

EMail  -	(CIS) Synaptek@compuserve.com

(AOL) Synaptek@aol.com

(MSN) Synaptek@msn.com

(Internet) Sales@zipwiz.com

Mail  -	Synaptek  Software

1188 Ostler Ct.

Mississauga  On

Canada  L5C 3G6


Order Form (Mail - U.S. - Cheque)
 Order by Cheque	( Print from the menu < File > < Print Topic > )

U.S.  Orders - Fill out the information below and forward to Synaptek

 Last Name: _________________  First: ________________ Initial:___

Address: ________________________________________________________

City:_____________________________ State: __________________

Zip Code: _____________    Date: _______

EMail Address:___________________________________________________

Daytime Phone : ____________________  FAX : _____________________

PLEASE PRINT CLEARLY

Shipping method - select one:

___  WEBship:	No shipping charges.	requires EMail address.*

___  Air Mail: 	$5 dollars shipping 	( 3.5" diskette)

* Those requesting WEBship will be sent instructions by email on how to download their registered copy on the Internet.

You will need Netscape or Internet Explorer to download the self-installing program that is approximately 750K in size.

PRICING:  ( All dollar values in U.S. Dollars )   (for multiple copies see Site Licenses)

Prices guaranteed until Oct 31 1997 - You receive both 16 and 32 bit versions

Current version of Zip Wizard Pro	$29.95  USD

Add $5 dollars for delivery by Air Mail.

Total	$________

Submit Registration by:

Complete the above and mail to:

:

Synaptek  Software

1188 Ostler Ct.

Mississauga  On

Canada  L5C 3G6

Please make cheques payable to Synaptek Software.


Order Form (Mail - Canadian - Cheque)
 Order by Cheque  ( Print from the menu < File > < Print Topic > )

Canadian Orders - Fill out the information below and forward to Synaptek

 Last Name: _________________  First: ________________ Initial:___

Address: ________________________________________________________

City:_____________________________ Province: __________________

Postal Code: _____________    Date: ____________

EMail Address:___________________________________________________

Daytime Phone : ____________________  FAX : _____________________

PLEASE PRINT CLEARLY

Shipping method - select one:

___  WEBship:	No shipping charges.	requires EMail address.*

___  Air Mail: 	$5 dollars shipping 	( 3.5" diskette)

* Those requesting WEBship will be sent instructions by email on how to download their registered copy on the Internet.

You will need Netscape or Internet Explorer to download the self-installing program that is approximately 750K in size.

PRICING:  ( All dollar values in Canadian Dollars )    (for multiple copies see Site Licenses)

Prices guaranteed until Oct 31 1997 - You receive both 16 and 32 bit versions

Current version of Zip Wizard Pro	$39.95  CDN

Add $5 dollars for delivery by Air Mail.

Subtotal	     	$ _______

Add GST & PST if applicable     	$ _______

Total	$________

Submit Registration by:

Complete the above and mail to:

Synaptek  Software

1188 Ostler Ct.

Mississauga  On

Canada  L5C 3G6

Please make cheques payable to Synaptek Software.


Order Form (Mail - International - Cheque)
 Order by Cheque

Unfortunately, due to the excessive costs of clearing cheques from outside North America, we are unable to accept orders by cheques drawn on banks outside the U.S. or Canada.

We are sorry for any inconvenience this may cause !

If you have a chequing account in a U.S. or Canadian bank please use either the U.S. order form or Canadian order form as appropriate.


What is Shareware

Shareware distribution gives users a chance to try software

before buying it. If you try a Shareware program and continue

using it, you must register the product with its authors and

pay the registration fee. With registration, you get anything

from the simple right to continue using the software to an

updated program with printed manual.

Copyright laws apply to both Shareware and commercial software,

and the copyright holder retains all rights, with a few specific

exceptions as stated below. Shareware authors are accomplished

programmers, just like commercial authors, and the programs are

of comparable quality. (In both cases, there are good programs

and bad ones!) The main difference is in the method of

distribution. The author specifically grants the right to copy

and distribute the software, either to all and sundry or to a

specific group. For example, some authors require written

permission before a commercial disk vendor may copy their

Shareware.

Shareware is a distribution method, not a type of software. You

should find software that suits your needs and pocketbook,

whether it's commercial or Shareware. The Shareware system makes

fitting your needs easier, because you can try before you buy.

And because the overhead is low, prices are low also. Shareware

has the ultimate money-back guarantee -- if you don't use the

product, you don't pay for it.


Licence Information

Licensing / Vendor Information

THE PRODUCT

Zip Wizard Pro v2.0   Copyright © 1994-1997 Synaptek Software.  All rights reserved.

SHAREWARE EVALUATION LICENSE

Synaptek hereby grants the Shareware USER the right to use the Shareware evaluation version of The Product for a period not to exceed 90 days.  After this time the user MUST pay the registration fee. If the user does not wish to pay the registration fee he/she MUST discontinue all use of The Product and related material.

SINGLE USER REGISTERED VERSION LICENSE

The software supplied herewith (including it's accompanying documentation), whether in written form or on magnetic disk (the "Software") is copyrighted and it:

a) may not, in whole or in part, be transmitted, transcribed, decompiled, modified, merged into other programs, translated into other languages, stored in computer memories, magnetic or other media, except as specifically provided for herein; and

b) may not, in whole or in part, be used or reproduced, except in conjunction with a Single Use* or for the purposes of making an archival copy for use in such Single Use*, without the prior written permission of Synaptek.   Failure to comply with the above terms and conditions will result in the LICENSE and right to use the Software being terminated automatically.

(*) A, Single Use, as used in this document is described as either a single user installing the software on multiple computers for non-simultaneous use by that single user only or it is described as a user installing the software on a single computer for non-simultaneous use by multiple users.   Only one of these definitions may apply.

Synaptek reserves the right to change the Software at any time without notice and without liability of any kind.  This LICENSE shall continue until the discontinuance of the use of the Software.  Licensee may assign the Software to another party provided such other party agrees specifically to abide by the terms and conditions provided for herein.

The following describes the only terms by which Synaptek permits Commercial distribution of The Product.  It also details the terms for non-profit distribution of The Product. Anyone not covered by these terms must contact Synaptek to receive terms in writing governing their use of The Product.

"Commercial distribution" means to distribute for money or other consideration, and includes copying onto Disks,  CD-ROMS and all other tangible media now or subsequently known, and distribution by retail rack, direct mail, catalogue, advertisement, or trade show.

"Non-Profit distribution" means to distribute The Product in an unmodified form without any form of remuneration (monetary or other).  This may include but is not exclusive to commercial Bulletin boards (BBS's), individual users and/or user groups.

NOTE:

It is explicitly forbidden to distribute The Product in conjunction with any other package or service, be it for monetary return or given away without remuneration.  Anyone wishing to provide The Product in such a manner must contact Synaptek to receive written permission prior to any distribution.

 COMMERCIAL DISTRIBUTION:

Those wishing to distribute The Product in any form must contact Synaptek to receive a distribution license and a MASTER COPY of the most recent version of The Product which then must be distributed without modification. Any additions or subsequent additions to this MASTER COPY must be negotiated with Synaptek prior to any distribution.

 ASP Associate (Disk Vendor) Member Information:

Vendors who are ASP Associate Members in good standing are hereby granted permission to distribute The Product.

 Other (Non-ASP) Disk Vendor Information:

Shareware Distributors and Disk Vendors who are not ASP Associate Members, but who wish to distribute The Product must contact Synaptek and obtain written permission in advance of any distribution.

These licenses will be effective until or unless we notify you otherwise, in writing.

 NON-PROFIT DISTRIBUTION:

Those wishing to distribute The Product without monetary compensation or other form of remuneration are hereby granted the right to distribution provided that:

1. The Product is distributed in full without modification or additions.

2. BBS's are permitted to add one file providing information about and promoting their own services, provided  The Product is not included as or implied as a part of those services.

(We would appreciate a disclaimer to this effect in your document.)

3. If there is any question as to the integrity of the The Product full package files, you must contact Synaptek to receive a MASTER COPY at no charge.

4. You must agree to all terms in the license and warranty.

 Preferred File Name For BBSs Etc:

ZIPWIZ20.EXE  (Self Extracting Archive)

These licenses will be effective until or unless we notify you otherwise, in writing.

 Applying for ASP Associate Membership:

If you would like to apply for ASP Associate Membership (to become an ASP Approved Vendor), simply write to the following address and request a Vendor Membership Application Package:

   ASP Executive Director

   545 Grover Road

   Muskegon, MI  49442-9427

   U.S.A.

   or send a CompuServe message via CompuServe MAIL to ASP

   Executive Director 72050,1433.


Warranty

DISCLAIMER OF WARRANTY

Users of ZIP WIZARD PRO must accept this disclaimer of warranty:

ZIP WIZARD PRO (including instructions for its use) is provided "AS IS" WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND. SYNAPTEK FURTHER DISCLAIMS ALL IMPLIED WARRANTIES INCLUDING WITHOUT LIMITATION ANY IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY OR FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE OR AGAINST INFRINGEMENT.  THE ENTIRE RISK OUT OF THE USE OF ZIP WIZARD PRO AND DOCUMENTATION REMAINS WITH YOU.

IN NO EVENT SHALL SYNAPTEK, ITS AUTHORS, OR ANYONE ELSE INVOLVED IN THE CREATION, PRODUCTION, OR DELIVERY OF ZIP WIZARD PRO BE LIABLE FOR ANY DAMAGES WHATSOEVER (INCLUDING, WITHOUT LIMITATION, DAMAGES FOR LOSS OF BUSINESS PROFITS, BUSINESS INTERRUPTION, LOSS OF BUSINESS INFORMATION, OR OTHER PECUNIARY LOSS) ARISING OUT OF THE USE OR THE INABILITY TO USE ZIP WIZARD PRO OR ITS DOCUMENTATION, EVEN IF SYNAPTEK HAS BEEN ADVISED OF THE POSSIBILITY OF SUCH DAMAGES.  BECAUSE SOME STATES/COUNTRIES DO NOT ALLOW THE EXCLUSION OR LIMITATION OF LIABILITY FOR CONSEQUENTIAL OR INCIDENTAL DAMAGES, THE ABOVE LIMITATION MAY NOT APPLY TO YOU.


What is Shareware

Shareware distribution gives users a chance to try software

before buying it. If you try a Shareware program and continue

using it, you must register the product with its authors and

pay the registration fee. With registration, you get anything

from the simple right to continue using the software to an

updated program with printed manual.

Copyright laws apply to both Shareware and commercial software,

and the copyright holder retains all rights, with a few specific

exceptions as stated below. Shareware authors are accomplished

programmers, just like commercial authors, and the programs are

of comparable quality. (In both cases, there are good programs

and bad ones!) The main difference is in the method of

distribution. The author specifically grants the right to copy

and distribute the software, either to all and sundry or to a

specific group. For example, some authors require written

permission before a commercial disk vendor may copy their

Shareware.

Shareware is a distribution method, not a type of software. You

should find software that suits your needs and pocketbook,

whether it's commercial or Shareware. The Shareware system makes

fitting your needs easier, because you can try before you buy.

And because the overhead is low, prices are low also. Shareware

has the ultimate money-back guarantee -- if you don't use the

product, you don't pay for it.


Copyrights

Copyrights and Trademarks

Zip Wizard Pro v2.0 Copyright © 1994-1997, Synaptek Software.

The following names are trademarks of Synaptek Software:

Zip Wizard,

Zip Wizard Pro,

Zip Wizard Pro32,

IntelliZIP,

Zip Pro,

Zip Pro Navigator,

Synaptek Software,

Zippy  (Zipasaurus),

All artwork used in this product is Copyright © 1994-1997 Synaptek Software, All rights reserved

The DynaZip libraries used in this product are Copyright © 1994-1996, Inner Media Inc.


Index

Zip Wizard Pro Index

B:

Browsing

C:

Computer Window - Accessing the Zip List

Computer Window - Closing

Computer Window - Copying files

Computer Window - Creating folders

Computer Window - Deleting files

Computer Window - General

Computer Window - How to...

Computer Window - Introduction

Computer Window - Launching programs

Computer Window - Moving files

Computer Window - Navigating

Computer Window - Renaming

Computer Window - Selecting

Computer Window - Sorting

Computer Window - Tools

Computer Window - Unzipping files

Computer Window - Zipping files

Copyrights

D:

Docked List - Adding to a Zip file

Docked List - Closing

Docked List - Copying

Docked List - Deleting files

Docked List - General

Docked List - How to...

Docked List - Introduction

Docked List - Locating folders

Docked List - Menu

Docked List - Moving files

Docked List - Navigating

Docked List - Opening Zip files

Docked List - Renaming Zip files

Docked List - Resizing

Docked List - Selecting

Docked List - Sorting

Docked List - Switching views

Docked List - Toolbar

Docked List - Tools

Docked List - Unzipping files

E:

Exit Button - Popup

F:

Finder Window - Clearing the search results

Finder Window - Closing

Finder Window - Copying

Finder Window - Deleting files

Finder Window - General

Finder Window - How to...

Finder Window - Introduction

Finder Window - Launching programs

Finder Window - Locating folders

Finder Window - Moving files

Finder Window - Navigating

Finder Window - Renaming files / folders

Finder Window - Selecting

Finder Window - Sorting

Finder Window - Starting a Search

Finder Window - Tools

Finder Window - Unzipping files

Finder Window - Ways to search

Finder Window - Zipping files

 G:

General options

I:

IntelliZIP (tm)

L:

Licence Information

N:

Navigator - Finding Files

Navigator - General

Navigator - How to

Navigator - Introduction

Navigator - Tools

Navigator - Viewing Zip files

Navigator - Viewing files

Navigator - Zip List Help

O:

Ombudsman

Opening Zip files

Options - Confirmations

Options - Encryption

Options - Overview

Options - Unzip folders

Options - Unzip options

Options - Zip folders

Options - Zip options

Ordering - Phone orders

Order Form - Credit Card ( U.S. )

Order Form - Credit Card ( Canadian )

Order Form - Credit Card ( International )

Order Form ( US Cheques )

Order Form ( Canadian Cheques )

Order Form ( International Cheques)

Ordering - Pricing

Ordering - Site Licenses

P:

Pricing

R:

Registration

T:

Trash

U:

Uninstalling Zip Wizard Pro

UnZip Wizard - Steps

UnZip Wizard - Zip selection

UnZip Wizard - File selection

UnZip Wizard - Browse

UnZip Wizard - Destination

UnZip Wizard - Destination browsing

UnZip Wizard - Summary

UnZip Wizard - Overview

Upgrade Policy

Upgrade History

Z:

Zip Window - Adding to Zip files

Zip Window - Closing

Zip Window - Deleting files

Zip Window - Extracting files

Zip Window - General

Zip Window - How to...

Zip Window - Introduction

Zip Window - Launching files

Zip Window - Navigating

Zip Window - Selecting

Zip Window - Sorting

Zip Window - Tools

Zip Wizard - Browsing for Zip files

Zip Wizard - Contents

Zip Wizard - File selection

Zip Wizard - Naming your Zip file

Zip Wizard - Overview

Zip Wizard - Steps

Zip Wizard - Summary

W:

What you can do with Zip Wizard Pro

What Is Shareware

Warranty

What Is Shareware


Construction