![]() ![]() WinZip 12 and later no longer uses Fast and Normal when compressing files, but it can still extract files compressed with any of these methods. These all used the same basic technology but were optimized in different ways for speed vs. Therefore it will generally compress your files somewhat faster than Legacy, but the compressed files will be somewhat larger.Įarlier versions of WinZip supported four variants of the deflate algorithm, referred to as Maximum (portable), Fast, SuperFast, and Normal. It is the same basic algorithm as is used for Legacy compression (see above), but is optimized for speed rather than compressed size. This is a good, general-purpose compression algorithm known as "deflate". Therefore, to save time, it may be best to select None or No compression when you are adding a group of files that are already compressed. In most cases, these types of files cannot be further compressed to any significant degree by the available methods. For example, many multimedia and sound files, such as avi and MP3 files, are precompressed versions of images and sound. Some files that you may want to add to a Zip file are already compressed. Here is additional information for all of the compression methods supported by the current version of WinZip: Additional information on specific compression methods zipx files, respectively.įor more detailed information on each of the compression methods, see the Additional information on specific compression methods section below. Set the appropriate compression method in the. Setting the compression method is accomplished on the Zip tab of the WinZip ribbon. In the WinZip Ribbon Interface, you will need to select the appropriate compression method to use prior to beginning the zipping process. In making a choice of compression methods, there are several things to consider, including the type of data you are compressing, your plans for later unzipping the data, and the amount of time you are willing to wait while your data is being compressed. Don't change the extension of the last part-it remains ® provides several methods for compressing the files that you add to a Zip file. If there are more than 99 parts, just continue the numbering with. That is, the first part of the spanned Zip file January.zipx becomes January.zx01 the second part becomes January.zx02, etc. zx n, respectively, where n is a sequence number beginning with 01 for the first part. You must know the correct order of the diskettes in order to do this. Copy each part of the spanned Zip file, in order, from diskettes to a single folder.To convert a spanned Zip file to a split Zip file For example, January.zx01 becomes January.zipx, January.zx02 becomes January.zipx, etc., if the last part of the split Zip file is named January.zipx. zipx to match the file extension of the last part of the split Zip file. After copying each part, change the filename extension to.Copy each part of the split Zip file to a separate diskette.To convert a split Zip file to a spanned Zip file Therefore, you can convert from one format to another if necessary by simply copying and renaming the parts as follows: Internally, the parts of split Zip files and spanned Zip files are identical. The parts of a split Zip file can all be located in the same folder the parts of a spanned Zip file must reside on separate diskettes (because they all have the same name).All parts of a spanned Zip file have the same name ( name.zip or name.zipx). ![]()
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