B budalojedno macrumors newbie Original poster Jan 5, 2009 #1 As title say's, I'm looking for application that can unzip multiple zip's into the same directory. I've tried Stuffit, Zipeg, Unrarx, The Unarchiver, but can't find that fuction in neither of them. Greets!
As title say's, I'm looking for application that can unzip multiple zip's into the same directory. I've tried Stuffit, Zipeg, Unrarx, The Unarchiver, but can't find that fuction in neither of them. Greets!
iShater macrumors 604 Jan 5, 2009 #2 They probably all extract to the original file path. See if any of them has a setting to NOT use original file path.
They probably all extract to the original file path. See if any of them has a setting to NOT use original file path.
B budalojedno macrumors newbie Original poster Jan 5, 2009 #3 Yeah, but then they just create subfolders in folder i choose to extract.
M MikhailT macrumors 601 Apr 2, 2009 #4 I was looking for an app too but decided to do it in the terminal. here's how you do it (this example is to extract all zip files to a directory called test Code: unzip -jo \*.zip -d test/ to be more specific, try to add the name of the zip file to the wildcard so if you have aaa01 aaa02 aaa03, it would be Code: unzip -jo aaa\*.zip -d test/
I was looking for an app too but decided to do it in the terminal. here's how you do it (this example is to extract all zip files to a directory called test Code: unzip -jo \*.zip -d test/ to be more specific, try to add the name of the zip file to the wildcard so if you have aaa01 aaa02 aaa03, it would be Code: unzip -jo aaa\*.zip -d test/
LtRammstein macrumors 6502a Apr 2, 2009 #5 You probably could even write a Bash script to handle other compressed formats like .tgz, .tar, etc.