Hi all, I was trying to find the max size of the ZIP file that DelZip could create. I did some tests with big zipping operations. To reduce testing time I mostly used less compression levels. In the tests, I found that for some zipping operations(I think when SizeToBeCompressed is huge), the progressbar(total progress) didn't correctly displayed(it was either at 0% or at 100% at any time). I did the following tests: (ZipDLL used: Version 1.6.0.17 DelZip used: Version 1.6N OS used: WinXP,Win2000) Test No. No. of files compressed Compress Level Correct Progressbar ZIP file size Result Size to be compressed 1 8774 0 Yes 1.17 GB Success 1.17 GB 2 8774 2 Yes 615 MB Success 1.17 GB 3 13815 1 No 1.76 GB Success 2.63 GB 4 13815 6 No 1.72 GB Success 2.63 GB 5 215 1 Yes 969 MB Success 985 MB 6 14676 1 No - Failure 3.4 GB 7 14676 0 No - Failure 3.4 GB 8 6844 1 Yes 292 MB Success 673 MB 9 7832 0 No - Failure 2.74 GB 10 14519 1 No 1.81 GB Success 2.73 GB 11 17406 1 No - Failure 4.1 GB 12 17087 1 No - Failure 3.9 GB 13 17064 1 No 1.9 GB Success 2.9 GB 14 17064 0 No - Failure 2.9 GB Success: ZIP file created. Failure: Aborted with "Error reading a file" (I think the aborting took place when the processed size exceeded 2 GB) From the above tests, My understanding is that the max size of ZIP file possible with DelZip is 2 GB (refer TestNo 13,14). It also indicates(refer TestNo 3,4) that a higher compression level doesn't give much improvement. (But it may vary depending on the file types compressed, I am not sure about that) I guess this has helped. Regards, Sampath