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Hi Dan
The unzipping part is simple, just click on the zipped file and the file manager will show you the contents of the zipped archive, highlight and copy those files into a directory(folder) of your choice. Windows will unzip the files an route. Bill will accept your apology anytime you are ready ![]() Cheers Paul On Tuesday, 17 November 2015 02:09:04 UTC+10, Dan Marotta wrote: I've downloaded the GPLIGC zip file and have gotten past the warnings about zip files being dangerous (won't someone ever take a risk anymore?).* Now I've got to figure out how to unzip it.* Windows 8.1 is such a pain in the ass... On 11/15/2015 12:05 PM, Martin Gregorie wrote: On Sun, 15 Nov 2015 10:29:54 -0800, John Carlyle wrote: Finishing my prematurely posted comment: Martin, If you're a fortunate soul who "gets" Linux, then I'm sure GPLIGC is a good thing for you. Most people I know just get overwhelmed by all of the jargon and seek the simplicity of Windows. GPLIGC does have a Windows version, but at a minimum one needs to load PERL. That's a show stopper for me... I've been a Linux user since 1998 and using UNIX and similar systems since 1984, so I do that stuff without thinking about it. I don't remember whether I've used Perl under Windows or not. GPLIGC by and large 'just works', though its interface and command set aren't exactly intuitive and I'll admit raising a few feature requests against it, but it will keep me happy for the coming season and its price is certainly right! -- Dan, 5J |
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