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- This is version 2.10 of zoo.exe, compiled using Borland C++
- 3.0 and the EasyWin library.
-
- This beast does not have any Windows-like features like
- dialog boxes or pulldown/popup menus, it just runs with a
- teletype interface, but it RUNS under Windows 3.0/3.1 as a
- Windows application.
-
- Some minor changes were made to the source to make the use
- under Windows easier:
-
- 1) When started without command line arguments, WINZOO asks
- for a command line. Just enter the arguments in one line
- like you would do on the DOS prompt.
-
- Example:
-
- WINZOO is started. You want to extract *.c from
- csource.zoo. Enter the command line:
-
- x csource *.c
-
- To list the contents of all zoo files in the current
- directory, enter:
-
- l *
-
- 2) Since you can never be sure of the current directory
- when using WINDOWS, WINZOO shows the current directory.
- To change to another directory, enter a '+' sign
- immediately followed by the target directory.
-
- Example:
-
- WINZOO tells you proudly:
-
- Current directory is: C:\WINDOWS
-
- Just enter:
-
- +\tmp
-
- and WINZOO will do the chdir and tell you about the new
- directory. Enter your command line, and watch the movie.
-
- For the remaining documentation, please read the manual of
- zoo.
-
- Thanks to Rahul Dhesi for creating zoo, the most portable
- archive program I know about. When I compiled it using
- Borland C++ for Windows, I got NO WARNINGS!!
-
- Wolfgang Siebeck <siebeck@infoac.rmi.de>