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My application creates two files , i have to zip these two files to a a single file, how to use winzip functionality in c#
Is there any builtin functions available with visual c#
the two file are in text and binary formats , is it possible to Zip them and unzip in c#
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seash <an*******@disc ussions.microso ft.com> wrote: My application creates two files , i have to zip these two files to a
a single file, how to use winzip functionality in c#?
I suggest you search for the SharpZipLib .NET library.
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Assuming that you own a copy of WinZip - you can execute the WinZip Command
Line interface from your C# application. Just go to their website and
download the files from http://www.winzip.com/prodpagecl.htm
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My application creates two files , i have to zip these two files to a a
single file, how to use winzip functionality in c#? Is there any builtin functions available with visual c#?
the two file are in text and binary formats , is it possible to Zip them
and unzip in c#? -----need help
---------seash
Hello
You can use this library http://www.icsharpcode.net/OpenSourc...b/Default.aspx
Best regards,
Sherif
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My application creates two files , i have to zip these two files to a a
single file, how to use winzip functionality in c#? Is there any builtin functions available with visual c#?
the two file are in text and binary formats , is it possible to Zip them
and unzip in c#? -----need help
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