File Compression and Decompression

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File Compression and Decompression
The title says it all, I will like to kno how to compress files in VB I need assistance with this please


Thanks in Advance
Topblast
Console application first of all... you need to fucking learn. stop getting spoonfeeded for god sake
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Console application first of all... you need to fucking learn. stop getting spoonfeeded for god sake
Do u even know what I am doing for u to tell me stop getting spoonfeeded?

I was asking for compression help because i dont want to use System.IO.Compression ............ I wanted to do something different,,,...

and my Decompression with IO.Compression is not going good. I hate gzip

PS: i didnt use the last thing i ask for help with.. My memory is not like a computer i dont remember things off hand.
i will look into it
I usually remember... not everything, but something general that will lead into what i don't remember... When you actually know it.. It's what happens...
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I usually remember... not everything, but something general that will lead into what i don't remember... When you actually know it.. It's what happens...
Agreed, if you've actually learned something it's not too hard to remember it, even if you need to brush up on specifics.

@Topic, as freedom said, ICSharpCode.SharpZipLib is your best bet, quick and easy.
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Agreed, if you've actually learned something it's not too hard to remember it, even if you need to brush up on specifics.

@Topic, as freedom said, ICSharpCode.SharpZipLib is your best bet, quick and easy.
I understand but quick and easy is not what i am looking into I am looking for Great Compression but i will use it for now until i remember
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I understand but quick and easy is not what i am looking into I am looking for Great Compression but i will use it for now until i remember
You have complete control over the compression, you can set it to between 0-9 (but high levels of compression can cause problems down the line) and go from there.
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You have complete control over the compression, you can set it to between 0-9 (but high levels of compression can cause problems down the line) and go from there.
It just slows down speed :L

With most software, things work like this - speed, size, quality. Pick two.
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