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CheckOut Feature
The CheckOut feature makes it easy to examine and/or run
files in an archive. It creates a temporary folder, extracts all files from the
archive into the folder, creates entries in the Programs menu for the extracted
items, and opens a My Computer-style window showing shortcuts to the files in
the folder. Double click any item in the window to perform the action normally
associated with the document or program (associations are described in the
section titled Windows Associations).
WinZip® will optionally close the window and delete the temporary folder
(and the extracted files) when you close the archive or close WinZip.
CheckOut Dialog Box
Use the CheckOut toolbar button or the
CheckOut entry in the Actions pull-down menu to activate the
CheckOut dialog box. This dialog box lets you configure these aspects of the
operation:
- Use the Folder edit field to specify the temporary CheckOut folder
name. The folder will be created if it does not already exist. The suggested
folder depends on the setting of the CheckOut base folder in the
Folders tab of the Configuration dialog.
- Use the Group name edit field to specify the name to use for the
CheckOut window.
- Use the Maximum icons edit field to specify the maximum number of
items to be placed in the CheckOut window.
- The Create icons for programs and documents only check box lets you
control whether WinZip creates icons for all files in the archive or only for
the specified files. When this option is selected, icons are created for
executable files and files with associations.
Icons are also created for any files with names starting with "read"
(in order to catch files with names like "readme.1st",
"read.me", etc.).
Operations performed by the CheckOut feature:
When you click on the OK button in the CheckOut
dialog box, WinZip performs the following operations:
- If the specified folder does not already exist, WinZip will create it. If
it already exists and contains files, WinZip will delete the files (after asking
your permission, of course). This ensures that the folder will contain only
files from the current archive.
- WinZip extracts files in the current archive to the specified folder.
- WinZip creates a second folder, located in \Windows\Start Menu\Programs. If
a folder with the specified name already exists, WinZip will delete it after
getting your permission. This ensures that the folder will contain only icons
for files in the current archive.
- In the second folder, WinZip creates shortcuts to the extracted files. It
then opens a My Computer-style window displaying icons for the extracted files.
These items will also appear in the Programs menu, accessible from the Start
button.
Using the CheckOut window:
The window created by CheckOut is a My Computer-style view
of the checkout folder and works like any similar window. WinZip creates
shortcuts in this folder for each extracted file so that you can use them as
follows:
- If a file is executable, double clicking on the icon runs the program.
- If a file has an association, double clicking on the icon loads the file in
the associated program so you can view the file.
- Otherwise, double clicking on the icon loads the file in the WinZip
Default association program specified in the
Program Locations tab of the Configuration dialog.
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