ZipIt is a Macintosh program to zip and unzip files. It should be fairly self-explanatory; you should have no problem taking advantage of the features immediately, since it has a standard Macintosh interface. The documentation is there, however, if you need it, in Microsoft Word format.
Please note that you can automatically decompress an archive by dragging it onto ZipIt and then holding down the option key. Alternatively, if the archive is a ZipIt document, you can double-click on it and then hold down the option key.
For changes since version 1.1.1, please see the documentation file, under Changes History.
ZipIt is $10 shareware. This is not a lot of money, so please do print out the registration form and pay it. If you can't print the form, see the documentation for my address and what information to include when registering.
FOREIGN USERS: Although the registration form asks that you not send cash through the mail, I understand that it is expensive to send international checks. I will, therefore, accept cash from foreign users, but I cannot be responsible if, for some reason, the money fails to arrive.
CORPORATIONS: The cost of ZipIt is $10 per INDIVIDUAL. Organizations which wish to register ZipIt should pay $10 for each user who will be using ZipIt, up to 15 users. For $150, a site license may be obtained. Please contact me for more details.
ZipIt may be freely distributed, so long as it is not sold for profit, and registration passwords are not distributed. Express permission is granted to online services and other shareware/public domain distribution avenues to carry ZipIt.
You can contact me online at the following online locations:
America Online: Tommy6
Internet: tbrown@dorsai.dorsai.org
tommy6@aol.com
FidoNet: 1:2603/204 (Not Even Odd BBS) - Tommy Brown
GEnie: P.L.COOPER
Compuserve: 70314,3342
Forest Hills BBS: 718-268-1240 - Tommy Brown
Not Even Odd BBS: 718-997-1189 - Tommy Brown
Or via US Mail:
Tommy Brown
110-45 Queens Blvd. Apt. 716
Forest Hills, NY 11375
In addition to the acknowledgements in the user manual, I’d like to extend special appreciation to Peter Stoller for editing and reformatting the documentation so thoroughly. Any mistakes are mine, but the beautiful formatting (and correct spelling) is completely his.
