Extract Files

Displays the 'Extract Files' dialog. From here, files can be extracted from the currently open archive.

The 'Extract to folder' box lets you specify the target folder for extracting your files. This is combined with a visual list of the folders on your system for easy navigation and selection. Note that both boxes are syncronised and selections are automatically reflected in both the text and visual elements.

You can use the 'New Folder' button to open a dialog for easily creating new Folders for extracting. The visual list will be updated to display the new folder and the text box will now show the new folder as the extract target. Note that new folders can also be entered directly into the 'Extract to Folder' box, but will not be created until the 'Extract' button is clicked.

The 'Files' box lets you extract;

• Selected Files
  Only the files currently highlighted will be extracted from the archive. This option will be disabled if no files are selected.
• All Files
  All files in the archive will be extracted
• Files
  Lets you specify a wildcard, such as *.txt or *.htm for selecting files to be extracted

The 'Update style' box lets you specify;

• Extract and replace files
  This is the default setting. All files specified by the 'Files' box will be extracted.
• Extract and update files
  This will extract files that do not already exist and extract newer files only when the 'Overwrite' box is checked (see below).
• Freshen existing files only
  This will extract only newer versions of files which already exist. Files which do not exist in the target folder will not be extracted.

The Options box, lets you specify some additional details for the extract action;

• Overwrite Existing Files
  If checked, existing files will be overwritten when extracting. If this option is not checked, existing files will be skipped.
• Use Folder Names
  If checked, EnZip extracts and recreates the relative folder(s) that may have been stored with each file. Empty folders stored in the archive (if any) will also be recreated.