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Ok, sometimes it can be very usefull to unzip or zip from the command line, those who use linux have proberbly done this.. those using windows proberbly havn't :P
Ok, it's pretty basic stuff.. just download 7zip from 7-zip.org, and install it to wherever you want.
Go to the directory that you installed it in, and copy the \"7z.exe\" file to /windows/system32/.
You can now unzip files at the command line by typing \"7z -e coolfile.zip\", and your files will be unzipped. (If you want to see the other commands and such, use \"7z -h\" to show help.)
You could also change the name of \"7z.exe\" to something like \"zip\" if you wanted to, so that you could just type \"zip -e\" to extract files and such.
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