If you use an utility such as 'Winzip', then once the file(s) are unzipped it will show you the the folder they are in. And with most zip files programs you have to indicate a destination folder before you can unzip anyway. I find 'Winzip' is It great and you can dowload it for free to evaluate it. It has a wizard feature menu which is very simple to use.
It refers to a type of compressed file, that has to be "unzipped" before it can be read.
To my knowledge, the package must be unzipped first. Then load the file enclosed.
Read it. If you click on the unzipped file it should start up the appropriate software to read it. But in some cases you may not have the software required.
Right click the file, and choose COPY. Go to the location where you want file on your flash, and right click in an empty space and hit PASTE.
A zip file is a compressed file which needs to be unzipped before you can access it. You will need a program such as WinRAR to unzip the file. This will save to your chosen location on your computer and to print it, just right click the file and choose the Print option.
yes it is like say i said i unzipped my jacket
The duration of Unzipped - film - is 1.22 hours.
A .zip file is a compressed file. Compressed files retain all of their information while taking up less memory (however, the file cannot be opened or used without being 'unzipped' first).
How long is a piece of string? It depends on the file, the type of file and the format it is in. A zipped file is smaller than an unzipped one, a music file is larger than a picture file and a movie is larger than a song..... There is no single answer to this question.
Unzipped - film - was created on 1995-08-11.
The .zip file extension identifies files that have been compressed. Their smaller size means that they can be stored in less space or sent over the Internet in less time. To view the contents of the zipped file they need to be unzipped. With most computers you can double click the .zip file and the original file will be uncompressed and stored in the same place as the zipped file.The unzipped file will have it's own extension .m4v, .avi, .mov etc. which will identify what software is needed to play the video but most computers can play most video formats.
Usually; however some file formats (jpg and mp3 are good examples) are already compressed and zipping them will not generally compress the file much further.