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Creating a Self-Extracting Archive
Use the Make .Exe File entry in the Actions
menu to convert the open archive to a self-extracting archive. Self-extracting
archives have an extension of .EXE, and can be run as commands. When a
self-extracting archive is run, the files in the archive are automatically
extracted. This is convenient, because the end user does not need an unzip
program (like WinZip®) to extract files from these self-extracting
archives.
When working with a Zip file, this operation normally runs
WinZip Self-Extractor Personal Edition, but you
can also configure WinZip to use another program. When working with an LZH
file, this operation runs the external LHA program with the s option. When
working with an ARJ file, this operation runs the external ARJ program with the
y option. For details on configuring WinZip to work with external programs, see
the sections titled System Requirements
and Installing Optional
External Programs.
Notes
- If you are using WinZip Self-Extractor Personal Edition or
WinZip Self-Extractor, you should be aware of
certain restrictions. You cannot create self-extracting Zip files using either
of these products if the original Zip file
- contains any files encrypted using AES
encryption, or
- contains any files that were compressed using the enhanced deflate, bzip2,
PPMd, or WAVPACK compression methods, or
- uses the 64-bit Zip file format extensions. These extensions are
used if there are more than 65,535 files in the Zip file or if the
Zip file itself or any file contained in the Zip file exceeds 4GB
in size.
- If the first file in a self-extracting LZH file is
named "!" (i.e. an exclamation mark is the only character in the
filename) this file will be displayed when the self-extracting executable is
run. To ensure that this file is the first file in the archive, first
create a new LZH file, then add the "!" file (do not add other files
in this step), and finally add the remaining files.
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