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Add Dialog Box

The Add dialog box is displayed when you use the drag and drop interface to add files to an archive. You can either create a new archive or add the files to an existing archive.

The Add dialog box lets you specify the name of the open archive in one of two ways:

• Type the name of the archive in the Add to archive edit field.
• Click on the New or Open buttons to activate the standard New and Open dialog boxes, respectively.

These shortcuts provide a quick way to add files to a different archive without going through the File menu.

See Add Dialog Box Options for a description of the options available in this dialog box.

Compatibility note

Beginning with version 9.0, WinZip® supports the 64-bit extensions to the Zip file format. The extended format lets you store all the data you need in Zip files of virtually unlimited size.

The original Zip file format limited the number of member files in a Zip file to 65,535, and the maximum size of both the Zip file itself and any member file to 4 gigabytes. For all practical purposes, the 64-bit extended format eliminates all these restrictions: member file size, Zip file size, and number of member files are limited only by your system's resources.

WinZip remains fully compatible with the original file format and uses the original format whenever possible. WinZip uses the 64-bit extended format only when the limits of the original format are exceeded.

You should be aware, however, that very large Zip files compressed with WinZip 9.0 or later are not compatible with earlier versions of WinZip and may not be compatible with other Zip file utilities.