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Windows unzip via command line

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patrick24601

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Does anybody know the command line equivalent of the Windows Explorer right click 'Extract' menu option? I need to script the unzip of a zip file that I am downloading.

Thanks,
Patrick
 
Hi ya Pat. I'm a little more confused today than usual. What type of zip file are you getting, and what do you want to do?
 
QuickSilver - thanks for the info. I was hoping to do it with the built in unzip (right click--- extract) without having to download anything. I'll do it your way if I have to. I would think (there I go again) that if it can be done with a right click it can be done with a command line.
 
Originally posted by: patrick24601
QuickSilver - thanks for the info. I was hoping to do it with the built in unzip (right click--- extract) without having to download anything. I'll do it your way if I have to. I would think (there I go again) that if it can be done with a right click it can be done with a command line.
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It can, the link provided isn't a download tool. It just shows you the ways of doing it via command prompt.
 
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