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 ===== Creating a .zip File ===== ===== Creating a .zip File =====
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   - Click on the first file or directory/folder to select it.   - Click on the first file or directory/folder to select it.
   - Command-click on any other files or directories/folders to select them.   - Command-click on any other files or directories/folders to select them.
-  - Right-click on one of the selected files and pull down to <key>Compress ... Items</key>.+  - Right-click (i.e., Ctrl-click) on one of the selected files and pull down to <key>Compress ... Items</key>.
  
 To create a ''%%.zip%%'' file from the command shell, you can use the following command: To create a ''%%.zip%%'' file from the command shell, you can use the following command:
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 |    jar -cvf //archive//.zip //file// [//file//]...     | |    jar -cvf //archive//.zip //file// [//file//]...     |
  
-Note that if you use the GUI-based approach, the resulting ''.zip" file will contain OSX-specific files (like ".DS_STORE") and directories (like "__MACOSX") that can cause problems in some situations. You can exclude files when working from the command line using the ''-x'' option. For example:+Note that if you use the GUI-based approach, the resulting ''%%.zip%%'' file will contain OSX-specific files (like ''%%.DS_STORE%%'') and directories (like ''%%__MACOSX%%'') that can cause problems in some situations. You can exclude files when working from the command line using the ''%%-x%%'' option. For example:
  
 <code> <code>
-zip -r dir.zip . -x ".*" -x "__MACOSX"+zip -r dir.zip . -x .* -x __MACOSX
 </code> </code>
  
-will create a "dir.zip" that contains all of the directories below the current directory, but will exclude all files that start with a "." and the "__MACOSX" directory.+will create a ''%%dir.zip%%'' that contains all of the directories below the current directory, but will exclude all files that start with a ''%%.%%'' and the ''%%__MACOSX%%'' directory.