How to Extract a Zip File on Windows, Mac, and Linux
Learn how to easily extract zip files on Windows, Mac, and Linux with this simple guide.
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To extract a zip file: Right-click the zip file, select 'Extract All,' choose the destination folder, and click 'Extract'. On Mac, double-click the zip file and it will extract automatically. Linux users can use the terminal command: `unzip filename.zip`.
FAQs & Answers
- What is a zip file? A zip file is a compressed archive that can contain one or more files or folders, making it easier to store and share data.
- How do I open a zip file? You can open a zip file by right-clicking it and selecting 'Extract' on Windows, or double-clicking it on Mac, or using the 'unzip' command in Linux.
- Can I extract zip files on mobile devices? Yes, most mobile devices have apps available for extracting zip files from various app stores.