Help with zip file I have downloaded..

[Ghozer]

Download a program called winzip its free and it so easy to use.

 

eww, winzip....

 

winrar is much better

[JohnGraham]

eww, winzip....

 

winrar is much better

 

you speak the truth

[Hal_Impaler]

you speak the truth

 

Thirded on this matter.

[orbrey]

winrar is much better

 

Fourthed...

[neeeeeeeeeek]

All the geeks come out to promote winrar but offer no advice to the poster!

[orbrey]

All the geeks come out to promote winrar but offer no advice to the poster!

 

I note that your own post has solved the problem

 

Hi Redissert, we need to know what type of file this is. I assume you're on windows and have file extensions turned off... if that's the case, open the folder that the file is in and click 'tools' at the top. Click on the 'view' tab then scroll down the list and untick 'hide extensions for known file types' then apply at the bottom. You can then close the new window and you should be able to see the file extension - three letters after a dot at the end of the filename. If you tell us what they are we'll be able to help further.

 

If you want your file extensions off again just follow the steps above and put a tick back in the same box.

 

Hope that helps,

[cgksheff]

IHi Redissert, we need to know what type of file this is. .......

 

No you don't!

 

Problem was solved 6 posts ago.

[neeeeeeeeeek]

I note that your own post has solved the problem

 

Hi Redissert, we need to know what type of file this is. I assume you're on windows and have file extensions turned off... if that's the case, open the folder that the file is in and click 'tools' at the top. Click on the 'view' tab then scroll down the list and untick 'hide extensions for known file types' then apply at the bottom. You can then close the new window and you should be able to see the file extension - three letters after a dot at the end of the filename. If you tell us what they are we'll be able to help further.

 

If you want your file extensions off again just follow the steps above and put a tick back in the same box.

 

Hope that helps,

 

 

Oi, I will have you know that he aint been back since I posted something very similar to the above but in much easier to understand terms... (excluding all the spelling mistakes and missing a few minor details...) Stick to what you know, ipconfig /all.... Bloody ISP support, think they know everything..

:hihi:

 

It's been fixed apparently, he should have used winrar, someone should tell him

[orbrey]

d'oh... oh well. That'll teach me for skim-reading.

[neeeeeeeeeek]

I must be bored, taunting people about geek stuff!