- Aug 30, 2008
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This is short, and stupid, feel free to flame me
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Instead of renaming all .dat files, I found out it was a lot easier to make a batch file and put this in it;
Useless, simple, but it may help some people that didn't know about it.
Make sure you already have the gzipping application, put the batchfile in the folder with all the DAT files, Run the batch file, and it will gzip every DAT file in that folder.
Instead of renaming all .dat files, I found out it was a lot easier to make a batch file and put this in it;
Code:
title Gzip
gzip *.dat
Useless, simple, but it may help some people that didn't know about it.
Make sure you already have the gzipping application, put the batchfile in the folder with all the DAT files, Run the batch file, and it will gzip every DAT file in that folder.