Explain the function of Win8/Win8.1 compressed folder

  
                

A lot of careful system users have definitely found more "compressed (zipped) folders" in the right-click menu of their Win8/8.1 system. Many people think that this is just the system's own Compressing the software, ignoring the use of it. Now let's introduce the function and application of this option in detail for everyone!

From the era of remote WinXP, Microsoft has integrated Zip compression support in Windows system, users do not need to install third-party compression tools. You can compress or decompress files in Zip format.

1. First of all, the compressed file, we often put together a class of related files to agree together, then a package can be easily managed and the volume will be smaller. Select the file we want to package, or multiple files, then right click.

2. At this time, move the mouse to “send to ” in the extended menu, we can see the "zipped" folder, click on it, just selected The files are all packaged into a new compressed package.

3. If we double-click on the archive, the system will use the file manager to open, we can see that compresses the files contained within the package, but also can open them, edit them. ?

4. Then the face of a compressed package that decompresses how it is actually very simple, and then right-click the archive we'll see a & ldquo; all extraction & rdquo; option, click on it.

5. This is what we see a new window, where we need to determine is the path to unzip files are stored. In general, the default is used, because it is usually extracted to the same folder of the original compressed package. After clicking "Extract", the files in the package are extracted.

The above is Win8 solution that comes with using compressed the entire contents of the tool, but it needs to be noted that, Win8 own set of tools to support the format is not much, so if you encounter some not To identify the compression format, we still install a WinRAR. I hope this tutorial will help everyone understand the compressed (zipped) folder.

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