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Date: 2013-11-22 18:24:19
Correspondent: Eugene Gorbunoff
Source: ecomstation.ru
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Zippy is the most advanced archive manager for IBM OS/2 and eComStation
operating systems. It allows browse and extract files from any
archive (all popular formats are supported). It helps you create
standard Zip and 7z archives.
Zippy Homepage:
http://ecomstation.ru/zippy
New version 0.06.01 of Zippy is available.
The functionality of command line was extended significantly.
Start "zippy /?" to see help.
You can manipulate archive files from REXX scripts now,
use Zippy library for REXX (name of library: eZip).
Don't forget install the latest version of
eCo Software runtime (includes important fixes).
http://ecomstation.ru/runtime
P.S. Tricks&tips:
File Commander/2, add to User menu (F9->Commands->Edit User Menu) this lines:
A: Create Zippy archive
zippy /C !x !f
Now select files and directory, press F2 -> A to archive selected files.
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