ÃOMMAND:     ÂÖÚÉÐ (BV)
 
  ÓEE ALSO:    ÁÒÃ, ÃÓÁÒÃ, ÃÓØÁÒÃ, ÂÖÕÎÚÉÐ
 
  ÓYNTAX:      BVZIP [D:]FILENAME.ZIP <FILESPEC>

  ÆUNCTION:

  ÂÖÚÉÐ IS  A ÚÉÐ UTILITY THAT  PRODUCES ÐË×ÁÒÅ V1.X COMPATIBLE  ÚÉÐ FILES. ÚÉÐ
FILES ARE  ARCHIVES WHICH  CONTAIN A  NUMBER OF  DATA FILES  INSIDE THEMSELVES,
STRUNG TOGETHER WITH INFO HEADERS.

  ÎOTE  THAT  ÂÖÚÉÐ USES  ÎÏ COMPRESSION  AT ALL,  HENCE ITS  MAJOR USE  IS ÎÏÔ
COMPRESSING FILES. ÒATHER, IT SHOULD ONLY  BE USED IN SITUATIONS WHERE ONE ÍÕÓÔ
ÚÉÐ A FILE. ÆOR  EXAMPLE, THERE MAY BE A SITUATION WHERE A ÂÂÓ ONLY ACCEPTS ÚÉÐ
FILES. ÉN  THIS CASE, ÂÖÚÉÐ  CAN ARCHIVE THE  NECESSARY FILES INTO A  ÚÉÐ FILE.
ÈOWEVER, FILES  SHOULD NOT NORMALLY  BE UPLOADED  TO A ÂÂÓ  THIS WAY,  AS ÂÂÓ'S
APPRECIATE COMPRESSION, WHICH ÂÖÚÉÐ DOES NOT DO.

  ÎOTE  THAT THIS ZIPPER CREATES ÉÂÍ STYLE  ÚÉÐ FILES. ÉT IS DIFFERENT FROM THE
ÚÉÐÃÏÄÅ UTILITY AVAILABLE FOR THE Ã64/128.

  ÔO DECOMPRESS ÚÉÐ FILES, SEE ITS COMPANION DEARCHIVER, ÂÖÕÎÚÉÐ.

  ÅXAMPLES:

  BVZIP                                 DISPLAYS  COPYRIGHT  NOTICE  AND  BRIEF
                                        USAGE NOTES

  BVZIP ZIPFILE.ZIP *.TXT               CREATES  A  FILE CALLED  ZIPFILE.ZIP ON
                                        DRIVE A:, CONTAINING  ALL FILES ON  THE
                                        CURRENT DRIVE WHICH END IN ".TXT"

  BVZIP ZIPFILE.ZIP *                   ZIPS ALL FILES ON THE CURRENT  DRIVE TO
                                        ZIPFILE.ZIP, ALSO ON THE CURRENT DRIVE

  BVZIP E:SOURCE.ZIP A:FILE1 B:*.C      CREATES  A  FILE  CALLED  SOURCE.ZIP ON
                                        DRIVE E: WHICH CONTAINS "FILE1" LOCATED
                                        ON DRIVE A:,  AND ALL FILES WITH  NAMES
                                        ENDING IN ".C" ON DRIVE B: