The "zip" application

[steveoboy97@hotmail.com]

One of my email buddies sends me files from his blackberry through zipped folders, and it makes the downloading much much quicker. I noticed that the E71 (and probably other s60 devices) has a zip application in the office. Does anyone know if I can attach a zip folder to an email? If so how do I make the zip folder and attach it? Thanks in advance for any help.

[8giga]

Well in the n95 8gb you go into the zip application>options>New Archive

Then you type in the name of the archive, and add data, simple as that!!!

[Tommie]

Select Menu > Messaging > Options > Settings > E-mail.

Select Options > New mailbox or Edit and Retrieval settings > Folder subscriptions.

Select Options and from the following:

Subscribe - Subscribe to more folders in your remote mailbox.

Cancel subscription - End your subscription to the folder.

Update folder list - Update the list of your subscribed folders between your device and remote mailbox.

You can only view the contents of folders to which you have subscribed. Inbox is always a subscribed folder. The contents of all subscribed folders are always updated when you connect to your remote mailbox.

From Nokia Europe - Nokia E71 support

[8giga]

Originally Posted by Tommie

Select Menu > Messaging > Options > Settings > E-mail.

Select Options > New mailbox or Edit and Retrieval settings > Folder subscriptions.

Select Options and from the following:

Subscribe - Subscribe to more folders in your remote mailbox.

Cancel subscription - End your subscription to the folder.

Update folder list - Update the list of your subscribed folders between your device and remote mailbox.

You can only view the contents of folders to which you have subscribed. Inbox is always a subscribed folder. The contents of all subscribed folders are always updated when you connect to your remote mailbox.

From Nokia Europe - Nokia E71 support

Tommie, I think he wants to create zip files on the device, not open them!!!

[steveoboy97@hotmail.com]

Thanks you guys, I appreciate the feedback, but giga was on the nose with this one. I zipped some pics into a folder and sent through through the Nokia email app which is amazingly awesome.