Hi Dean, > > You have to subscribe to post. > > Answering the question, svgz is a svg file compressed using > GZIP compression. There are plenty of tools that can GZIP a > file, for example: > > - the gzip program is ported to most UNIXes and cygwin on > Windows > > - Java (J2SE) comes with a library for creating gzipped files > > - WinZip can decompress a gzipped file. I don't know if it > can create one (I don't use Windows much). > It's a shameless plug, but for Windows, have a look at Power Archiver (www.powerarchiver.com). It handles ZIP, GZIP, BZ2IP, TAR.GZ, TAR.BZ2, etc.. very easily with a WinZIP-like interface. Version 6.1 is free, while 7.0 is shareware (and adds fancy stuff). Regards, - DavidReceived on Thursday, 28 June 2001 06:39:22 GMT
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