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> As for a zip routine on teh IFS, why not just plain ole standard PKZIP or > WINZIP? IFF you're thinking of ziping as/400 objects (other than data), > you're better to crtsavf, savobj/savlib>savf, then ftp...it's my > understanding that this zip util does a conversion to ascii...which for > pgm/system obj's and packed data is a problem...but then, I'm just > starting to look at this... how interesting! i've been working on that very same thing this weekend! sending some files over the internet, and the best way to do it. i tried creating a save file, then ftping it to the p/c, zipping it, and unzipping it. the unzipping locks up the p/c, so i guess that's not an option! compressing the save file helps some, but not as much as pkzip. but i guess that will have to do.... nj
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