winzip
Posted By: trixy on 2008-10-03
In Reply to: Losing expander by switching companies - Jeanie
When I knew I was leaving my prior employer, I zipped/compressed the dictionary in an e-mail so I would have it on my computer.
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If I send reports using WinZip, does the recipient need WinZip to open it?
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Winzip for me too, except.....
you can use it forever for free!!!
WinZip
I do this right from Word. Ctrl-O to open up the dialog box. Highlight what you want to send and then right-click. Move to WinZip and when then choose Zip and Email Plus. When it asks for the name, use the one they have to give it one that you want. Click the box for Encrypt File and then click OK. Enter your password twice. If you want to see the password as you type it, make sure the Mask Password box is checked. You also want the Zip 2.0 Compatible box checked. Click OK and the rest is easy to figure out.
Winzip is cheaper and it also (sm)
compresses the files. You will be grateful for the compression when you are sitting in a campground on dial-up access!
winzip it, then send it.
You need a program to do that, such as WinZip. nm
nm
WinZip encrypted
I am trying to use WinZip with an encryption. I put in my password and sent it, but when I opened it, it didn't require a password. Have any idea what I did wrong? Is there a better file transfer program out there? Thanks!
For future reference, Winzip is free.
I use Abacus and send by email/WinZip encrypted. nm
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