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apologies if you consider this too off-forum. I send some files off i5 as
zip files using the qshell jar utility. I need to send a zip file that
contains no path information for the zipped file. To this end I thought
that the qshell ajar utility with parameter -D or --nodirs might be the
answer. However when I open the file using WinZip I still see a path. Any
thoughts?

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