BUT WAIT! THERE'S MORE!

      If you want to make yourself a *quick* viewer for .ZIP files -
      that is, display the contents of a "member" file without having 
      actually to extract the thing to disk, use a 4DOS alias on the 
      order of:
      
                       V=pkunzip -c %& | list /s 
      
      If the .ZIP file to view is TEST.ZIP and you want to read the 
      README.DOC file that's within it, use this "V" alias at the DOS 
      prompt as follows:
      
                           V test readme.doc 
      
      It tells PKUNZIP to use its "-c" (extract to console) function, 
      and perform the operation on the entire command tail (that is: the 
      same as the command:
      
                       PKUNZIP -C TEST README.DOC
      
      ... and then the output is piped to 4DOS' internal LIST command. 
      The "/S" switch is **MANDATORY** when LIST is used this way (same 
      as when you pipe information to Vernon Buerg's shareware LIST.COM 
      program - same command-line switch, in fact).
      
      There is a lot to be said for some of these fancy "front end" 
      programs for use with .ZIP (and other) archive files. But if you 
      want a *super-fast* viewer, try the above, especially with 4DOS'
      internal LIST command.

      (It will also work fine if there are wildcards in either the 
      .ZIP name or the "member" file name.)


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