That should be true in general except I believe that WinZip 8(?) introduced a
new compression scheme that unzip or infozip or whatever on un*x systems might
not handle yet. It's not backward compatible with older Zip algorithms so even
if you're running and older copy of WinZip it won't decompr
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> One more thing" marketing person use Windows and he will probably use
> Winzip.
> Is this still ok, or it's better to use some other application?
Winzip is fine -- At least I've never hit a valid Winzip-ed file I
couldn't un-zip in Linux.
You'll need 'unzip' on the serv
>>>Hi,
>>>right now in my firm, to upload new products to web site, marketing
>>> person
>>>has to, in admin area, upload csv file (then php read content and store
>>>info in DB), and then ftp all images in temp directory. And then, using
>>>other php script, resize images and put them in product_
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
One more thing" marketing person use Windows and he will probably use Winzip.
Is this still ok, or it's better to use some other application?
First of all I would suggest using 7zip on Windows. Its usage is 100%
free (you can of course donate to the project if you feel it
One more thing" marketing person use Windows and he will probably use Winzip.
Is this still ok, or it's better to use some other application?
> Hi,
> right now in my firm, to upload new products to web site, marketing person
> has to, in admin area, upload csv file (then php read content and sto
Hi,
right now in my firm, to upload new products to web site, marketing person
has to, in admin area, upload csv file (then php read content and store
info in DB), and then ftp all images in temp directory. And then, using
other php script, resize images and put them in product_images directory.
Wh
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