Anyone know about extracting Multiple Zip files?

[meansizzler]

OK here is the situation, I have 250 Zip files about 6-30Mb each in size which are stored in their own directories/folders, some folders have multiple zip files, say 80 folders in Total, what I want to do is extract the contents of each zip file to their own directory/folder all at one..., how can I do this?

I am using powerarchiver...

To show all the zip files I search for them with the windows search thing and just tell it to show all the .zip files, when I highlight them all and right click I only have these options..

Extract to.. " Extracts them to one directory"
Extract here " Extracts them to one directory"

No option to extract them to their own individual directories...

Surely their must be this feature somwhere...?

 

[meansizzler]

Still need answer to above post...

Wrote 17,000 files to a dual layer dvd, yes it is so slow to access, pics and video on the disc, how do I play it as a slideshow in vista?, I know you can do it from the hard drive as their is the icon in explorer, but not when I access the disc...?

 

[madgames]

im not 100% sure but winrar may bew able to do this for you

 

[boltlock]

im not 100% sure but winrar may bew able to do this for you

Yeah WinRar would allow you to do this. If you select all the zip/rar files and right-drag them to say, your desktop, when you release the mouse button it gives you an option in the dropdown list "Extract each archive to separate folder".

HTH.

 

[Member 79251]

Still need answer to above post...

Wrote 17,000 files to a dual layer dvd, yes it is so slow to access, pics and video on the disc, how do I play it as a slideshow in vista?, I know you can do it from the hard drive as their is the icon in explorer, but not when I access the disc...?

You did keep them in a folder structure ? and not 17,000 images in 1 ?

I would use winrar to extract them and then organise them in some way, either by date/month or something else.

Once you have that you can do a slideshow, but 17,000 images is a bit extreme