Unzip files ... (HELP)

[ahmeddzcom]

Hello.

how to unzip files ?

 

tnx.

[water]

Did you search the forum? There are multiple examples.

[ahmeddzcom]

Did you search the forum? There are multiple e

yes. but it's long examples.

want simply : unzip 0.zip in Desktop

I am a beginner

tnx

Edited April 16, 2014 by ahmeddzcom

[JLogan3o13]

We've all been on day 1 before, but this is a forum dedicated to helping people with their scripts; it is not a place where you put in a request and we barf up code for you. You need to read through some examples that have already been posted (as water mentioned, there are a number of them) and try something on your own. Then, if you get stuck, post what you have and we'll do our best to assist.

[ahmeddzcom]

We've all been on day 1 before, but this is a forum dedicated to helping people with their scripts; it is not a place where you put in a request and we barf up code for you. You need to read through some examples that have already been posted (as water mentioned, there are a number of them) and try something on your own. Then, if you get stuck, post what you have and we'll do our best to assist.

tnx

[ahmeddzcom]

i search here 

but i can anderstand + iam beginner + i have a bad english

if you anderstand me then give me this script .... unzip (@MyDocumentsDir& "Maps.zip", (@MyDocumentsDir& "Maps")

tnxxxxxxxxxxxxx

[JLogan3o13]

Trancexx' example seems pretty straighforward, worked for me right out of the gate. Copy the code in her post, and change your values on this line accordingly -

_ExtractZip(<Path to your ZIP file>, <Path to File Or Folder inside ZIP>, <File or Folder to Extract>, <Destination Folder>)

Edited April 16, 2014 by JLogan3o13

[Bert]

 

but i can anderstand + iam beginner + i have a bad english

if you anderstand me then give me this script .... unzip (@MyDocumentsDir& "Maps.zip", (@MyDocumentsDir& "Maps")

No. We teach you to fish, not give you fish. If we just give you fish, then you do not learn anything. Stop being lazy and learn. This is NOT hard. It is rather simple. 7-zip supports command line and you could also use PKzip/PKunzip that also supports command line.

[ahmeddzcom]

 

Trancexx' example seems pretty straighforward, worked for me right out of the gate. Copy the code in her post, and change your values on this line accordingly -

_ExtractZip(<Path to your ZIP file>, <Path to File Or Folder inside ZIP>, <File or Folder to Extract>, <Destination Folder>)

tnx man ... but

[Exit]

Why not just click on the zip-file and use the windows build-in unzip?

[ahmeddzcom]

Why not just click on the zip-file and use the windows build-in unzip?

i need One click ... tnx

[JLogan3o13]

ahmeddzcom, a couple of things. You have to copy ALL of the code Trancexx has in the post you linked to, not just the one line. Secondly, please stop PMing me; I don't care that you don't feel you're getting help fast enough, or that you "really really need this right now". Lastly, as you are making it abundantly clear you are unwilling to put forth an ounce of effort, you are not likely to get much more in the way of assistance.

[ahmeddzcom]

No. We teach you to fish, not give you fish. If we just give you fish, then you do not learn anything. Stop being lazy and learn. This is NOT hard. It is rather simple. 7-zip supports command line and you could also use PKzip/PKunzip that also supports command line.

 

give me the fish just this one time

[Mobius]

Very well.

[Bert]

give me the fish just this one time

 

NO.

[Jos]

Closing this thread as the OP was pointed to the correct answer and this is not going to end well.

 

Jos