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This is mainly from v2.0.
This gives a couple opportunities for clearer code.
This essentially fixes
<haf#94>. There could be
similar work done in the future to drop the PCL libraries and #ifdefs.
The new .NET Standard support (for .NET Core) obsoletes PCLs for most
practical purposes.
Besides .NET Framework v2.0 being ancient, we have another reason to
upgrade. We will shortly create NuGet packages targetting .NET
Standard. Albacore is used to generate NuGet packages. v3 of
Albacore, which we will need to use, recognises that TargetFramework
v4.0 requires a folder called <lib/net40> in the NuGet package.
However, Albacore v3 does not accordingly recognise TargetFramework
v2.0.
<p><b>What do I need, in order to be able to create and read zip files from within my application using this library?</b><br/>
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To use the zip capability in your applications, you need to be using the .NET Framework 2.0 or later, and you need the DotNetZip assembly. You can use the Zip library from any application, whether a console application, a Windows-Forms application, a server-based application like an ASP.NET page, or something else. You can use C#, VB.NET, COBOL.NET, IronPython, IronRuby, F#, or any other .NET language. </p>
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To use the zip capability in your applications, you need to be using the .NET Framework 4.0 or later, and you need the DotNetZip assembly. You can use the Zip library from any application, whether a console application, a Windows-Forms application, a server-based application like an ASP.NET page, or something else. You can use C#, VB.NET, COBOL.NET, IronPython, IronRuby, F#, or any other .NET language. </p>
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<p><b>What do I need to build this library from the source?</b><br/>
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To use the zip capability in your applications, you need to be using the
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.NET Framework 2.0 or later, and you need the DotNetZip assembly. You
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.NET Framework 4.0 or later, and you need the DotNetZip assembly. You
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can use the Zip library from any application, whether a console
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application, a Windows-Forms application, a server-based application
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like an ASP.NET page, a smart-device app, a Windows Service, or
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\par DotNetZip is really nice to use with .NET apps, but it can also be used from Powershell scripts, as well as any COM-compliant
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language or environment. For example, you can write VBScript code that uses DotNetZip, to script the creation of AES-encrypted ZIP files.
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\par DotNetZip is CLS-compliant, FxCop-approved, fair-trade, color-blind, family-friendly, low-fat, and totally free of co
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st. The library can be used from any .NET programming language. This library runs on the .NET Framework. In particular, this tool runs only on the desktop Framework. DotNetZip requires .NET 2.0 at
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st. The library can be used from any .NET programming language. This library runs on the .NET Framework. In particular, this tool runs only on the desktop Framework. DotNetZip requires .NET 4.0 at
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a minimum.
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\par The library and this tool are produced in an open source project hosted at CodePlex: http://}{\rtlch\fcs1 \af0 \ltrch\fcs0 \insrsid11567049\charrsid11567049 }{\rtlch\fcs1 \af0 \ltrch\fcs0 \insrsid11567049 DotNetZip.codeplex.com/.
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\par DotNetZip is donationware. This tool and the library that supports it are free to use, but if you like the tool or library an
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