And that all the files are saved in unicode, not ansi.
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Originally posted by Matti
However the easiest and fastest way is still to simply create a ZIP file using Windows Explorer itself and then rename the extension. (1)
(1) You need to have "hide known extension" unchecked in the folder options for this.
Indeed, that is the way I create script packages too as it is the fastest way of all:
1) Open Windows Explorer (you probably have it open anyways if you're scripting and doing stuff with files)
2) Navigate to the script folder
3) Select all the files in that folder which you want in the package
4) Right click and choose "Send To > Compressed folder"
5) Rename the extension from .zip to .plsc.
Of course, you need to have "compressed folder" in the SendTo folder. If you have removed that (for whatever reason), you need to enable native ZIP support again in Windows and add the item back to the sendto menu:
for XP: http://windowsxp.mvps.org/zipfldr.htm
for Vista: http://www.vistax64.com/tutorials/65254-zip-file-support-restore.html
For both: http://www.winhelponline.com/articles/5/1/Restore...-Send-To-menu.html
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