You can extract from multiple Zip files in one operation. Simply select two
or more Zip files in a Windows Explorer or My Computer window, right click
one of the files, and choose one of the Extract entries in the WinZip
context menu. The best choices for this operation are usually Extract to or
Extract to here using filenames for folders because both of these entries
allow you to use a separate folder for each Zip file. You can use the other
choices, however, if you want to extract all of the files to a single
folder.
Also check out
http://www.winzip.com/hints_and_tips.htm?cnda
HTH
FG
"Norya" <Norya@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:B1D95C59-8B3E-41E7-88CD-47FE8C7169A0@microsoft.com...
>I have downloaded loads of .zip files! I have them in folders, and when I
> finished downloaded them all, I set to unzipping them all... The problem
> though is that I can't unzip these many files all at once. I've selected
> them all with shift and right click and click extract but it opens many
> windows at a time. I've tried selecting them all and THEN selecting
> 'extract
> all' but again, it only extracts everything from ONE file. There must be
> a
> way to extract multiple zip files at a time. How?