Unpacking a package file - Revision history

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 For more control over the zip process, XP users can download and install [[wikipedia:7zip|7zip]], a widely-used open source compression utility.
-Vista users can also right-click the downloaded zip package and select 'Extract All...' from the menu. This then opens a window prompting you to select a folder in which to extract the files. Once chosen, simply click the Extract button.
+Vista users can also right-click the downloaded zip package and select 'Extract All...' from the menu. This then opens a window prompting you to select a folder in which to extract the files. Once chosen, simply click the 'Extract' button.
 ===Apple Mac OS X===
 Apple OS X users can double-click the downloaded .zip, .tar.gz, or .tar.bz2 archive. This will automatically create a folder with the decompressed files. You can also use the "Unix-style systems" instructions.

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 For more control over the zip process, XP users can download and install [[wikipedia:7zip|7zip]], a widely-used open source compression utility.
-<Can someone please do Vista Instructions???>
+Vista users can also right-click the downloaded zip package and select 'Extract All...' from the menu. This then opens a window prompting you to select a folder in which to extract the files. Once chosen, simply click the Extract button.
 ===Apple Mac OS X===
 Apple OS X users can double-click the downloaded .zip, .tar.gz, or .tar.bz2 archive. This will automatically create a folder with the decompressed files. You can also use the "Unix-style systems" instructions.

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 XP users can right-click the downloaded zip package and select 'Extract all' from the menu.  This opens the 'Extraction Wizard' which, by default, creates a new folder for the extracted data when the user continually clicks the 'Next' button followed by 'Finish'.
-For more control over the zip process, XP users can download and install [[wikipedia:7zip 7zip]], a widely-used open source compression utility.
+For more control over the zip process, XP users can download and install [[wikipedia:7zip|7zip]], a widely-used open source compression utility.
 <Can someone please do Vista Instructions???>

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−	<can ~~someone fill in this section please?>~~	+	Apple OS X users can double-click the downloaded .zip, .tar.gz, or .tar.bz2 archive. This will automatically create a folder with the decompressed files. You can also use the "Unix-style systems" instructions.

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 XP users can right-click the downloaded zip package and select 'Extract all' from the menu.  This opens the 'Extraction Wizard' which, by default, creates a new folder for the extracted data when the user continually clicks the 'Next' button followed by 'Finish'.
-For more control over the zip process, XP users can download and install [[7zip 7zip]], a widely-used open source compression utility.
+For more control over the zip process, XP users can download and install [[wikipedia:7zip 7zip]], a widely-used open source compression utility.
 <Can someone please do Vista Instructions???>

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 ===Microsoft Windows===
-<can someone fill in this section please?>
+XP users can right-click the downloaded zip package and select 'Extract all' from the menu.  This opens the 'Extraction Wizard' which, by default, creates a new folder for the extracted data when the user continually clicks the 'Next' button followed by 'Finish'.
 ===Apple Mac OS X===
 <can someone fill in this section please?>