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I have always gotten very stressed about unzipping
files because I usually did in in about 4 steps (don't
ask) and read here about right clicking and
extracting. I did that this AM and where have I been?
Once the zip file is extracted does that mean that it
is unzipped? Is that all there is to it? TIA Kay H



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--- In HookedOnEmbroidery@..., Kay Hennessy
<kayh08330@...> wrote:

I have always gotten very stressed about unzipping
files because I usually did in in about 4 steps (don't
ask) and read here about right clicking and
extracting. I did that this AM and where have I been?
Once the zip file is extracted does that mean that it
is unzipped? Is that all there is to it? TIA Kay H

Hi Kay,

Yes, once the zip file is extracted it has been unzipped. My software
is Embird so I extract to My Documents then copy to Embird but you
can also unzip in your embroidery software depending on which one you
have. Still feeling my way around my software so I can't say much
about it. Hope this helps. Carol

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Your assumption is correct, the file is extracted (unzipped). Once the
file is unzipped in the process, you will notice that you have a folder
with the same name for the file you just extracted (unzipped) and the
zipped file. At that point you can delete the zipper folder or put it
on a disk or cd for future use or for a backup file.

Please don't stress over this new computer item you have just learned.
Sit back and enjoy the learning process. The Windows help file (F1
key) is there for you to learn computer tasks. Your computer might
even have tutorials for you to practice doing computer tasks...we all
learned these tasks by doing tutorials and practicing what we learned.

Thank you, thank you, thank you. You would never
believe how I have been doing it! This is soooooooo
easy. HOE is wonderful!
--- ngr48 <stitchntime9@...> wrote:

Your assumption is correct, the file is extracted
(unzipped). Once the
file is unzipped in the process, you will notice
that you have a folder
with the same name for the file you just extracted
(unzipped) and the
zipped file.

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