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<H1>7-Zip Plugin</H1>
<P>7-Zip is a plugin for manipulating archives. It makes all archive files
look like usual folders in File Manager.</P>
<P>Most of the operations with compressed files can be initiated by
right-clicking on files in the File Manager (or in Windows Explorer) and
selecting the appropriate command from a menu.</P>
<H4>Using 7-Zip</H4>
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<DT><A name="open"></A>Opening archive</DT>
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<P>There are two ways to open an archive file:</P>
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<LI>If you have the file type associated with 7-Zip, then you can open the
file with 7-Zip by double-clicking the file or by right-clicking and selecting
the <B>Open</B> command.</LI>
<LI>You can right-click the archive file, point to <B>7-Zip</B>,
and then click the <B>Open</B> command item.</LI>
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<DT>Extracting archive</DT>
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<P>There are two ways to extract files from an archive:</P>
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<LI>To extract all files from an archive right-click the archive file,
point to <B>7-Zip</B>, and then click the <B>Extract files...</B>
command item.</LI>
<LI>To extract specific files from an archive, open it by
<A href="#open">Open archive with 7-Zip</A>,
select the items to extract, and run the <B>Copy To...</B> command.</LI>
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<P> <A href="extract.htm">Extract Dialog</A> will appear.</P>
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<DT>Testing archive</DT>
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<P>To test an archive, right-click the archive file,
point to <B>7-Zip</B>, and then click the <B>Test archive</B>
command item.</P>
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<DT>Creating and updating files in an archive</DT>
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<P>For creating or updating an archive file, right-click the file(s) or folder(s) you want to compress,
point to <B>7-Zip</B>, and then click the <B>Add to archive...</B> command item.
<A href="add.htm">Add to Archive Dialog</A> will appear.</P>
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