Need Windows 7 Help

[blackdragonsdg]

Well that file is usually compressed but if you can't tell if it is or not then look at the file size. If the file is around 14-15megs then it is compressed but if it is around 100megs give or take then it is not compressed.

If the file is compressed then you should use winzip or winrar to uncompress it. Then resume following the steps in the guide.

[pfyon]

.gz is a type of zip file (gnu zip maybe?), winrar might be able to unzip it, or 7-zip. I am pretty sure winzip cannot.

[OscarGrouch05]

Bopt winzip 14 works great, i can tell pfyon is not the sharpest tool in the shed. right click on the file *.gz you should see winzip icon goto extract to folder.

[Secrets]

Originally Posted by OscarGrouch05

Bopt winzip 14 works great, i can tell pfyon is not the sharpest tool in the shed. right click on the file *.gz you should see winzip icon goto extract to folder.

Oscar, considering you type complete nonsense on the boards constantly, calling Pfyon not the sharpest tool in the shed is not the best idea when the most important thing you've posted on the forums is love advice in off-topic.

Keep your insults away, please.

[pfyon]

I run a linux server, and I don't use winzip so I don't know what it can or can't do

[OscarGrouch05]

copy the file to C:\programfiles\mysql\5.0\peq\ type Load peqdb_rev1052.sql

This is under windows not linux! i think he missed that part

I'll quit commenting and trying to help others and make them read more to get the correct answer's or try and help anyone else.

Keep your insults away please! then could you please do the same i was just sharing the love you and Kobaz been shoveling out i'm good at returning the xxxx right back. comment from kobaz but I don't think english is his 1st language.

[Kobaz]

Pyfon, the command you want is gzip. Use it like this:

gzip -d filename.gz

Compress files like this:

gzip -9 filename

Oscar, if you can't tell when someone is covering your back then you are the one with the problem. Do not expect me to suggest people treat your creative and original writings with respect again. By the way, there is no C: on a linux system. Files ending in .exe only run under emulation or virtualisation. There is no folder named "Program Files".

[OscarGrouch05]

Thank you i have enough protection watching my back. you was wrong to tell a computer tech there is no program files in linux

there is a directory under linux called Program Files so what you just told me you don't understand linux
command /root/.cxoffice/
under that dir you'll see
Win98,Windows 2003,Windows Xp,
you'll see Drive_C when you click on that folder you'll see a Program Files Dir 80)

get a better understanding of linux be for you comment on something Oh i'm sorry i just tought you something new.

[Kobaz]

You run crossover under root?

I won't discuss your elite skills, as you obviously understand the posix model really well. BTW, I've been using Linux since 1995, UNIX since 1980. I've also worked in MACRO on TOPS-20. I've written super-parallel models on SP-2, and distributed Artificial Life models across Solaris clusters. So I bow before you, mr "computer tech".

[Kobaz]

Sorry, I'm letting the utter bastard in me come out. I'll endeavour to just ignore things, and keep the asbestos underwear in the cupboard.