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• Good,Very Good.

  Posted by Legacy on 10/11/1999 12:00am

  Originally posted by: guohong

  You are very kind of man.

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• Using library in ATL

  Posted by Legacy on 09/10/1999 12:00am

  Originally posted by: Jerrod Wetherill

  I have tried using the library in a ATL COM dll that I have created.

  I can link the library and include the header ok, but when I add the two lines of code to implement the zip I no longer get to see the methods after the dll has been registered.

  Being new to com etc I do not know what I am doing wrong. Can the libraries be used in com?

  Thank in advance

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• LZW license information

  Posted by Legacy on 09/09/1999 12:00am

  Originally posted by: Paul D.

  LZW license information is at:
  
  http://corp2.unisys.com/LeadStory/lzwfaq.html
  
  enjoy!
  

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• It's fine. Can you give any information about .CAB Files

  Posted by Legacy on 08/28/1999 12:00am

  Originally posted by: Vinod

  Hai,

  It's fine. If it is having the functionality of adding/deleting some files after creation of the zip file.
  And this functionality is very important.

  I need some help on .CAB files. I am developing Cabinet files management component. Are you crossed the cabinet.dll and cabarc.exe files. If you have the source code of these files please give me(even if you know the sites where i can get the help on this).

  Thanks a lot,

  Naga Vinod

  nagavinod@yahoo.com
  

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• how about on NT

  Posted by Legacy on 03/29/1999 12:00am

  Originally posted by: yang

  I want to know how about the class on NT plat?
  
  and I wan to get a way to express file and folder in my program
  
   on  windows nt 4.0 plat?
  
  I need help?
  

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• add more files to the archive

  Posted by Legacy on 03/26/1999 12:00am

  Originally posted by: Xiaohua

  Is there any way for this lib to add more files to the archive? Otherwise it could be useless.

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• You may have to pay (cheap) royalties for using ZIP/UNZIP...

  Posted by Legacy on 03/05/1999 12:00am

  Originally posted by: Brian Dixon

  It's been awhile since I looked into it, and I think I looked into it relative to GIF-89a (?), but I remember that if you use the Lempel-Zev compression algorithm in your code that you have to pay someone royalties. It was very cheap, like a few cents per copy of software sold or some such thing. Anyway, sorry I can't be of more assistance here, but this is just a note of caution about using Zip/Unzip (which uses Lempel-Zev). If someone knows better, please correct me! But I think this needs to be checked out before you distribute software with this 'intellectual property' in it.

  • Read the GNU Public Licence

    Posted by Micahjcfull on 09/26/2005 04:20pm

    If I'm mistaken this code is protected under the GNU Public Licence. It therefore can be freely modified/distributed/used in a program for profit. I doubt royalties need to be payed to use this free code... or even the Lempel-Zev algorithm

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