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PE> Now what you see here is that the compressed sizes are PE> different!!! BL> Isn't that normal? If you zip a file ten times you get ten BL> subtly different zipped-sizes, all with the same CRC. It's a BL> bloody nuisance, and I've often wondered why that would be... BL> there's got to be something random involved in the zip. PE> No, it's not normal AT ALL! What evidence do you have of this? When I was writing my Delphi "BlueWave" QWK reader I tried to use the zipped size to identify the packet. Every time I unzipped and zipped (PKZIP) it was a slightly different size. PE> A single example will be fine. Same version of zip, with the PE> same parameters. BFN. Paul. Jeeze, you're a nuisance... Shit! It won't do it now. I keep getting the same size... exactly. That's what I expected, but it didn't happen the last time. Nope... I just compressed an EXE a little, and a drawing a lot! and it's always exactly the same size. I wonder what happened the last time? Regards, Bob ___ Blue Wave/QWK v2.12 @EOT: ---* Origin: Precision Nonsense, Sydney (3:711/934.12) SEEN-BY: 711/934 712/610 @PATH: 711/934 |
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