Zip template to *.tgz
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The template that I download is *.tgz (in example).
I am unpacking with winzip, I edit the template to fit my needs and I wanna compress back to *.tgz
which is the software that does that?
any metod please?
Thankssss
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- urj2ic8
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Sh.S. wrote:
The template that I download is *.tgz (in example).
I am unpacking with winzip, I edit the template to fit my needs and I wanna compress back to *.tgz
which is the software that does that?
any metod please?
Thankssss
winzip does it just fine - Billy Zoellers
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Hey billy
Thanks for your reply
if you could tell me how please?
Thanks
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- Andy Miller
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- or you can zip it back up as a .zip. We just use .tgz because it's better compression than zip plus it has some other features on the mac/linux side.
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NO NO
Still is not Done please
with a winzip I am able to archive only as *.zip
I need it tgz because of the template
How come for you is so easy
I have tried a lot but no result
Thanks
Sh.S.
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- Daniel Chapman
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Why does it need to be tgz?
Joomla accepts .zip templates
Also what Billy said is right.
Open the file up in winzip, then drag the changed files into it. -
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Im doing a web with Mobius template
initially it is *.tgz
I have unzipped that folder and archived to *.zip
When I try install as a template it doesn't accept
So I had to zip to tgz in order to finish
is that clear>
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- James Spencer
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- .zip do work for template packaging. You must be archiving it wrong.
- James Spencer / Developer & Support / Hull, UK
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