at a time. I have sooooooooo many elements and those brushes (very addicting)

Can I do mulitply at a time or only one at a time. I have windows xp.

Thanks
Carrie

I don't have windows XP but I do use Winzip9. All I have to do is click on all the zips I want unzipped and then click on "unzip here" or "unzip to". I know xp has its own zip capabilities but don't know if you can unzip multiple files or not. I'm sure someone else will have the answer though.

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Kim

I figured it out. Boy will it save time...

Thanks
Carrie

I know you figured thi out, but I wnated to post another option for others reading this in the future.

It's a great little program called unzip them all, it's free and works great!

I went there and downloaded it.

Carrie

can someone post their remedy to this, i'd like to know as well.

becki, do you have the link to that?

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valerie

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"Every artist dips his brush in his own soul and paints his own nature into his pictures."

Henry Ward Beecher

1-I highlighted all the zip folders that I want to UNZIP
2-then right click and then you will see a list of open with winzip, print, explore, scan with antivirus (on mine), and then WINZIP with the little icon-click on that
3-you will see another list: extract to, extract to..,extract to folder (whatever) with same name as folder)...so on and so forth.

Once I click on extract to same folder that fas zipped folder, then click on evaluation version snd then I close it out and there they are.

Beats doing them one at a time.

Carrie

though not the one I downloaded from. This one tells you a bit about it though, a good bonus.

The thing I really love about this program is that you can set it to delete your zip file when it is done, and just leave the unzipped file in it's folder.

http://www.freewarefiles.com/program...bcategoryid=93

Hope this is helpful