Nadya,

Sorry to be late replying, have been off-line a lot recently.

Yes, I've used Dynazip and found it to work well. However, I do not know what "DynazipEasy" is specifically. You call it a "program" and the Dynazip I used was an ActiveX control. It worked well from day one -- and this was a couple of years ago when the chances of having an ActiveX control work with VFP 5 were iffy at best.

As for tech support, I never called. They gave me a very nice manual, chock full of tables and reference on any platform, and I found with about two days of trial and error that I had it working. And, of course, once the code is working, you can cut-and-paste quite shamelessly.

Can you tell me precisely which product you are working with and what you are trying to achieve?


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> Do you have an experience with DynaZip? I've tried DynaZipEasy program from samples and noticed that it doesn't work properly all the time. I incorporated this code in my program and it doesn't work!!! So, what can I do? I've tried Technical Support but don't receive an answer.
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> Help me, please - I spend whole day trying to achive my goal - unsuccessfully :(
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>>> Thanks a lot for your response. Unfortunately, I'm not a UTM, so can not use autolink. I've just checked ActiveX controls in VFP Component Galery and didn't find Dynazip. If it's free ActiveX, could you please send it to my e-mail? Or suggest the place for download.
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>>>>I've used the Dynazip ActiveX controls in the past. You just set properties and execute the zip, something like (and it's been awhile):
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>>>>MyDynazipControl.Files = "file1.dbf file1.cdx file2.dbf file2.cdx"
>>>>MyDynazipControl.ZipFile = "MyZip.zip"
>>>>MyDynazipControl.Action = 1 (?? haven't done this in awhile)
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>>>>Hope this helps.
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>>>>>How can I create archive from VPF without user intervention?
>>>>>Could you please send me a working example?
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>>>>> Thanks in advance