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Hi Steven and Peter  
Thanks for your suggestions ;-)  
 
On my system there is only ONE UNZIP.EXE !  
Since years my preferred ZIP front end is ZIPme V 1.3 !!  
 
ZIPme 1.3 works perfect for me with UNZIP.EXE from Nov, 04th 1997 =  
 
which seems to be V 5.32 !? =  
 
 
Changing UNZIP.EXE from newer releases i.e. 5.42 or 5.50 indeed =  
 
shows that curious never ending unzipping ;-((  
 
My experiments with the newer releases are changing the UNZIP.EXE =  
 
only in its folder x:\OS2\APPS !  
 
I do not understand ...  
=2E.. why is it working with V 5.32 but not with the two newer ones ???  
I have tried so many time and would like NOT to go away from ZIPme !?  
 
Another hint or suggestion ?  
 
TIA, svob=EF  
 
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steve53@earthlink.net on 10/05/2004 19:00:52  
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Subject:	SCOUG-Help: question regarding UN-zip versions !?  
 
In <1084197308-0-i-lists@synass.net>, on 05/10/04 =  
 
   at 12:55 AM, "i-lists"  said:  
>I am using ZIPme as a front end together with an UNzip versions I do =  
 
not  
>remember exactly now but believe 5.32 !!  
 
>There are some newer versions ie. UNZIP 5.42, or UNZIP 5.50 and I  know  
>that if I use 5.42 it will not unzip anymore ...  
>... it will be an never ending file counting but NO unzipped result  
;-((  
 
This is most likely because you can't configure zipme to understand  
changes to the unzip listing output.  
 
I am assuming unzip 4.52 runs just fine from the command line.  
 
If so, your only choices are to ensure zipme uses an older version of  
zip/unzip or use a more configurable tool.  
 
HTH, Steven  
 
 
 
 
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