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zUnZipFiles and Wildcards
Keywords: zUnZipFiles and Wildcards
Question:
When I try to use wildcards when unziping, it does not seem, to work.If I choose the filename ==> *names*.nsf, it does not recognize the file for a restore.
If I use *, it works fine.
Zzip can use wildcards, such as *names*.nsf, but not the restore.
Will this be available in the future?
Answer:
Eeep. Wildcards cannot get that sort of stuff out.Maybe unzip *.nsf, find the file you want and delete the rest.
Or use the "l" list option in zUnZipFiles, and parse through the list.
Article ID: W15103
File Created: 2002:09:05:13:49:38
Last Updated: 2002:09:05:13:49:38