MiniZip	1.15 (27 Aug 2003)
This command is used to compress Zip archives. The parameters are intentionally similar to those of the GNU Zip tool.

The switch -D can be used to omit the directory entries from the created archive. This reduces the size of the archive slightly but will lose the attributes (such as the date stamp and permissions) of those directories when the archive is extracted.

By default, *MiniZip will create all its files within a directory with a default name taken from the top level directory. For example, *MiniZip dir/zip Directory would create an archive containing a directory Directory which would then contain the contents of the source Directory. To create the contents at the top level of the archive, the switch -J can be used.

The switch -a is useful to change the directory into which files in the archive will be placed. When the switch -a is used, filenames will be searched for a = character. Any name following such characters will be used as the directory to store objects in. For example, aif.MiniZip=Library.Archive would create a file in the archive called Library.Archive.MiniZip.

The switches -019 can be used to control the compression of data in the archive :

  Value	Meaning  
  0	No compression - just store data  
  1	Low compression, fastest  
  9	Best compression, slowest 

Syntax: *MiniZip [ -h ] [ -019 ] [ -J ] [ -D ] [ -v ] [ -z ] [ [ -o ] <output> ] [ <input...> ]

Parameters:
  -h		Display help
  -v		Verbose compression (may be repeated for more information)
  -D		Do not create directory entries within archive
  -J		Do not create a directory object at the top level from input directory names.
  -a		Enable 'aliasing' of directory names
  -z		Add zip file comment (from standard input)
  -019		Specifies the level of compression to use.
  -o <output>	Output archive name
  <input...>	Files or directories to decompress
