I am not able to save zip files from Internet?
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Right click on the link and then select save. When you clicked the first time you didn't notice the perform this action every time check box and left it checked so files of that type are now opened automatically when clicked. When you do what I have written above you can check or uncheck the box and it will be reset.\n\nOR\n\nYou can reset the file association by opening my computer, selecting tools, selecting folder options, selecting file types, and reregister files that have a zip extension.
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Windows XP will handle ZIP files itself. Just save them and the double click and they will open up in a new window right in Windows.\n\nYou can also get a free unzip file such as 7-Zip that will work just as well and handle other types of compressed files. You can find it at http://sourceforge.net/projects/sevenzip/
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Try free download manager\nhttp://www.freedownloadmanager.org/
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Use ZipGenius to encrypt and zip with password. After installing zipgenius, right click file or folder to be zipped. Zip it, then right click the zip and convert to encrypted file in zipgenius line in the right click menu.\n\nThis may protect your files to some extent. Nothing is foolproof.
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Where are you saving the downloads to?\n\nCheck your desktop.\n\n///
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Try using a download manager (eg. Getright or DAP), if it couldn't help use their advanced settings to download form another server they provide.
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You can try winzip.  It's free.\n\nhttp://www.winzip.com
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If it is not giving you the option to put it anywhere, two things are possible.  It is most likely only opening the file, therefore placing it in your temporary Internet files, which you can use disk cleanup to eliminate them.  Or, you are selecting "open" instead of save.  If it's not giving you the option, a setting may be selected in your web browser to automatically open the file, and not save.  After it downloads, it should give you the option to run the file, unless "close dialog box when download completes" is checked.  Try these methods as that seems to be the problem.
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Use 7zip file manager software to solve ur problem.
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if its a folder u dont rilli need to use soon\nu could always compress it usin win zip\n1.right click folder 2. Send To - Compressed Zipped Folder\n3.right click inside zipped folder 4. add password
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Zip the file and upload it in your website server.\n\nLet me consider the name of the file as new.zip.\n\nThen the code will be as follows:\n\n<a href="new.zip">Click Here</a> to download.\n\nNOTE: This will work only if the HTML file and the zip file are in the same folder. Otherwise you will have to give the path of the zip file.
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try putting the data onto a zip drive or a flash drive.
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ZIP is a way of compressing files so it takes up less space on your computer. The compressed file names usually end in a .ZIP extension. You can download free software to un-compress the files from the link in the Sources below.\n\nThis program supports ZIP and a few other compression formats like RAR, ARJ etc. Once you've 'un-zipped' the file you can run it as normal.
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To open a zipped file you should have some software like WinZip, WinRar, WinAce, TurboZip or PowerZip. All  of these softwares can open a zip file. Use extract all option to extract the files from the zip file.
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I would try winzip or winrar compression utilities. I am not sure how small it will be able to make it.
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let me guess.. an mp3 file? well that is basically an excuse for them, just to make you not be able to share mp3s or movies or something. try zipping it like the other guy said
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you should update winzip.. you probaly had it before you installed xp  now you need to update it