Drag And Zip version 2.10

    You have received a copy of Drag And Zip version 2.10.  Features new to
    version 2 that are not mentioned in the manual are:

        Explicit support for PKZIP version 2
        Improved file viewer with font selection and optional word wrap.
        Common dialog boxes for easy selection of directories when
        Zipping and unZipping
        Easy check boxes and radio buttons for selecting Zip/unZip options
        Drag And Zip's Zip file viewer, Zip View, now has drag and drop
        support so that files can be dragged to it for viewing.  This is
        particularly useful for viewing self-extracting Zip files that you
        can't double click on.

    PKZIP version 2 menu option
    You will find a new menu option in the "Settings" menu of Zip View and
    the system menu of Drag And Zip.  This option says "PKZIP version 2".
    There will be a check next to this option if your copy of Drag And Zip
    is set up for PKZIP version 2.  You can click on this option to check or
    uncheck it, and turn on and off the version 2 support.

    PKZIP Location menu option
    If you want to change the location of PKZIP on your computer, you need
    to let Drag And Zip know where it is.  You can do that in Zip View by
    choosing the "PKZIP Location" menu option from the "Settings menu".  You
    will find the same option in Drag And Zip's system menu.  You need to
    change it in only one program, Drag And Zip or Zip View.  It is not
    enough to edit your DZ.INI file to show the new location of PKZIP
    because the PIF files need to be modified also.

                        PKZIP version 2 Support

    During installation, Drag And Zip will try to determine if the copy of
    PKZIP that you have is version 2.  If  Drag And Zip thinks that it is,
    it will prompt you with a dialog box to confirm it.  Then when you run
    Drag And Zip, the dialog boxes presented to you when Zipping and
    unZipping will show options particular to PKZIP version 2.

    The current version of PKZIP is 2.04e.  PKWARE has made every effort to
    make it run well under Windows.  However, if problems occur, they have
    provided a number trouble shooting options that can be turned off or on.
    These options are:

        Turn off usage of DPMI
        Turn off usage of 80386 instructions
        Turn off usage of EMS or XMS
        Turn off network detection
        Use a slower method of memory copy

    To make your initial use of Drag And Zip trouble free with PKZIP version
    2, these options are automatically turned off when Drag And Zip is
    installed.

                        Other New Features

    I've tried very hard to make this new version very easy to use, but
    still retain the flexibility of earlier versions.  I've provided easy
    check boxes and combo boxes for choosing common PKZIP/PKUNZIP
    configurations. However, I've retained the "Command line arguments"
    field in the Zip and UnZip dialogs to allow you to enter any combination
    that you please.  The Zip and UnZip dialogs look pretty much the same,
    however, they now contain a "Browse Arguments" button next to the
    "Command line arguments" field.  Clicking on this button, will pop up a
    second dialog box where there are Combo Boxes for choosing compression
    options and Zipping to multiple disks (a PKZIP version 2 option), and
    check boxes for other popular arguments.  For those of you running PKZIP
    version 2, there are  check boxes to turn on and off all of PKZIP's
    "trouble shooting" options.  These options are turned off by default.
    Besides the OK and Cancel buttons, there is a "Save As Default" button
    that will save the options for future sessions of Drag And Zip.  If you
    choose OK from the "Browse Arguments" dialog, the options that you have
    chosen will appear in the "Command line arguments" field in the
    Zip/UnZip dialog.  At any time, you can modify what's in that field.
    Whatever arguments are in that field when you click on OK will be the
    ones given to PKZIP and PKUNZIP.