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Using
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WinZip files are "archives" used for distributing and storing files. Zip files contain one or more files. Usually the files "archived" in a Zip are compressed to save space. Zip files make it easy to group files and make transporting and copying these files faster. In order to utilize WinZip, you can download a trial version at http://www.winzip.com. Once you download and install WinZip, you will zip your course materials and upload them into WebCT. |
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How to Zip Your Folder: You
can zip folders or individual files off your computer. 1.
Locate and select your folder or files, right click, select Add to
Zip. The Add to Zip feature should be available upon downloading and installing
Win Zip.
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2. Winzip will launch. Select I Agree. Figure 2 | |
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3. Winzip will add all the files in the folder you originally selected or the files you selected to a zipped file. You can view the zipped file name in the Add to Archive field. Hit Add, to complete this transaction. Figure 3 4. WinZip
will automatically create a file structure for you to archive your folder.
You can also choose a different or new destination if you want to archive
your files elsewhere. |
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5. All
the files you have in your folder and sub-folders will display in the
WinZip program window. Please note, folder structure will not exist in
a Winzip file. Once you unzip your folder you will retain your original
folder structure once again. Simply close this window by selecting File,
Close, or by selecting the X in the top right hand corner. |
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6.
You will find
your zipped file in the location you saved to. Figure 5. |
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