Mac Zip Into Multiple Files

You can manually zip and attach documents and other files to your email message using WinZip® Courier before sending it. First, open a new Outlook email message as you usually would. When you are ready to zip and attach a file or files, do the following:

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Outlook 2007/2010/2013/2016

  1. If you want to encrypt the files that you will be zipping, click on the Encrypt button on the Message tab first to toggle it on. Please read about Using Encryption.
  2. Click on Attach File (Zipped) on the Insert or Message tab in the ribbon.
  3. In the resulting window, select the file(s) you want to attach. To select more than one file, hold down the Ctrl key while clicking on the files.
  4. Specify the compression type by choosing Zip: Legacy or Zipx: Best method, depending on what Zip file utility your recipients have; please read about compression methods for further information.
  5. For the filename of the Zip file, you can select an automatic Date-based name or File or Folder name or select Use this name to enter your own filename:
    • Date-based name: a name consisting of the two characters 'WZ', the two-digit month, the two-digit day, and a two-digit index number. For example, an attachment created on February 4th might be named WZ020400.ZIP.
    • File or folder name: this choice bases the Zip name on the name of the file(s) you select.
      • If you have selected one file, the Zip file will have the same 'base' name as the file, with the file name extension changed to 'zip' or 'zipx' based on the compression method chosen. For example, if the selected file is named 'Field Notes.Doc' and legacy compression is chosen, the Zip file would be named 'Field Notes.zip'.
      • If you select multiple files, the Zip file will have the name of the containing folder plus 'zip' or 'zipx' based on the compression method chosen. For example, if the selected files are located in a folder named 'Research' and best method compression was chosen, the Zip file would be named 'Research.zipx'.
    • Use this name: this choice allows you to specify the Zip name. Simply type it into the edit field.

      NOTE: The default extension used in the name given to the Zip file is 'zip' or 'zipx' depending on the compression method selected. However, this can be changed by setting and enabling the 'Use custom file extension' field in the Attachments Options dialog.

  6. Click OK to zip the file(s) into an attachment. If you has toggled on Encrypt, you will be asked for a password; then a Zip file will be created and attached to the e-mail message.

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Outlook 2003

  1. Either open the Insert menu and click File (Zipped) or click the Select Files and Insert as Zipped Attachment toolbar button .
  2. In the resulting window, select the file(s) you want to attach. To select more than one file, hold down the Ctrl key while clicking on the files.
  3. If you want to encrypt the files that you are zipping, check the box labeled Encrypt (please read about Using Encryption).
  4. Specify the compression type by choosing Zip: Legacy or Zipx: Best method, depending on what Zip file utility your recipients have; please read about compression methods for further information.
  5. For the filename of the Zip file, you can select an automatic Date-based name or File or Folder name or select Use this name to enter your own filename:
    • Date-based name: a name consisting of the two characters 'WZ', the two-digit month, the two-digit day, and a two-digit index number. For example, an attachment created on February 4th might be named WZ020400.ZIP.
    • File or folder name: this choice bases the Zip name on the name of the file(s) you select.
      • If you have selected one file, the Zip file will have the same 'base' name as the file, with the file name extension changed to 'zip' or 'zipx' based on the compression method chosen. For example, if the selected file is named 'Field Notes.Doc' and legacy compression is chosen, the Zip file would be named 'Field Notes.zip'.
      • If you select multiple files, the Zip file will have the name of the containing folder plus 'zip' or 'zipx' based on the compression method chosen. For example, if the selected files are located in a folder named 'Research' and best method compression was chosen, the Zip file would be named 'Research.zipx'.
    • Use this name: this choice allows you to specify the Zip name. Simply type it into the edit field.

      NOTE: The default extension used in the name given to the Zip file is 'zip' or 'zipx' depending on the compression method selected. However, this can be changed by setting and enabling the 'Use custom file extension' field in the Attachments Options dialog.

  6. Click OK to zip the file(s) into an attachment. If you checked Encrypt, you will be asked for a password; then a Zip file will be created and attached to the e-mail message.

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See full list on wikihow.com. Jul 21, 2021 The steps necessary to automatically unzip ZIP files is to run a batch file that uses 7-Zip against a download location so it extracts the contents and then discards the original ZIP file. This is done with a folder monitoring software.

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  • Select File - Save As Plug-In. In the dialog that appears, give your workflow a name (Zip Separately), make sure the Plug-in For pop-up is set to Finder, then click Save. To use your plug-in.
  • Compress a file or folder: Control-click it or tap it using two fingers, then choose Compress from the shortcut menu. If you compress a single item, the compressed file has the name of the original item with the.zip extension. If you compress multiple items at once, the compressed file is called Archive.zip.
  • Instead of using ls and grep and zip's -@, you can use shell globs to select files directly on the zip command line e.g. Zip files.zip file. or zip images.zip.jpg. Also, when using a list of filenames from a file, you can use redirection instead of invoking a separate cat process, zip files.zip -@ zip.lst – steeldriver May 25 '16 at 0:28.