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Searching inside ZIP archives

Posted: 30 May 2005 11:33
by spinner
Should I be able to search inside ZIP archives using TV3?

I have tried marking the Archive checkbox on the Attributes (and/or General File Info tab) but neither seem to do it..

These are Windows WinZIP archives I am trying to search in.

Re: Searching inside ZIP archives

Posted: 30 May 2005 12:28
by admin
spinner wrote:Should I be able to search inside ZIP archives using TV3?
No, you shouldn't.

Re: Searching inside ZIP archives

Posted: 31 May 2005 23:05
by spinner
admin wrote:
spinner wrote:Should I be able to search inside ZIP archives using TV3?
No, you shouldn't.
Awww! What a pity I can't do that. :-(

Re: Searching inside ZIP archives

Posted: 01 Jun 2005 11:07
by admin
You'll easily find a tool that can...

Re: Searching inside ZIP archives

Posted: 14 Jun 2005 08:30
by Inov8r
spinner wrote:
admin wrote:
spinner wrote:Should I be able to search inside ZIP archives using TV3?
No, you shouldn't.
Awww! What a pity I can't do that. :-(
admin wrote:You'll easily find a tool that can...
If you use ZipMagic's (or StuffIt's) "ZipFolder" option, Windows (and I'm assuming TrackerV3) will access all ".zip" files as subdirectory structures. These Zipfolder subdirectory structures are fully functional within the operating system without unzipping the files. Files can be search, read, modified, deleted, and in all other ways be treated as though the archive file had been unzipped.

Note: ZipMagic is now supported by Allume Software, who is also the maker of StuffIt. (allume.com)

Re: Searching inside ZIP archives

Posted: 29 Jun 2005 08:35
by admin
Inov8r wrote:If you use ZipMagic's (or StuffIt's) "ZipFolder" option, Windows (and I'm assuming TrackerV3) will access all ".zip" files as subdirectory structures. These Zipfolder subdirectory structures are fully functional within the operating system without unzipping the files. Files can be search, read, modified, deleted, and in all other ways be treated as though the archive file had been unzipped.

Note: ZipMagic is now supported by Allume Software, who is also the maker of StuffIt. (allume.com)
Sounds cool. Has anybody tried this successfully??