WRUZ is the Windows based VB3 zipper/unzipper.

Warning:
On Maximus boards using an OS/2 packer, replies fail while being
unpacked. The solution for now is to use pkzip.exe for DOS instead of
using WRUZ to pack replies. EllTech has been made aware of this.

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WRUZ.exe requires the use of four additional files:

    VBRun300.dll - Visual Basic run-time .dll (not included in this
                   zip) I have this file available as vbrun300.zip

    Compress.dll - dll that does the actual uncomprssing and
                   compressing (included in this zip)

    Threed.vbx   - Visual Basic File (included in this zip)
                   WARNING: there are at least three versions of this
                   file floating around.

    Cmdialog.vbx - Visual Basic File (included in this zip)
                   WARNING: there may be other versions of this file
                   floating around.

Copy compress.dll to your Windows\system directory. This is a unique
file, and should not be available except for programs that use
EllTech's code (vendor we got the routines from)

Check your Windows\System directory for:

   Threed.vbx, and Cmdialog.vbx

If these files exist with earlier dates than the ones provided in the
zip file, rename the older files, and then copy the enclosed .vbx
files into the Windows\System directory.

Changes in command line in Waverdr.ini:

[Packers]
OpenZip=f:\mail\wruz.exe %f %d -o
CloseZip=f:\mail\wruz.exe %f %d -c

Notice the -o added to the OpenZip line. -o is  for "Open", and
-c is used in the CloseZip command line for "Close" the zip.

Troubleshooting zipping and unzipping with WRUZ.EXE
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WRUZ is hardcoded to use "-esi" switches, which are to use
Shrink/Implode.  This allows reply packets to be created that are
still in 1.1x PKZIP format. (Allows greatest flexability).

WRUZ will be called twice when closing WaveRdr, once to add the last
read pointer file (if you have that chosen), and the second time to
zip your replies.

WaveRdr passes all pathing information to WRUZ from your WaveRdr.ini
file.  If any sort of error occurs, that's the place to look.

[Paths]
ReplyPath=f:\mail
Temp Dir=c:\temp

These two settings are the ones that will be queried.  Double check
that these directories really do exist.