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easy easy easy how to zip folders recursively using
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how to zip folders recursively using
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how to zip folders recursively using Linux or Mac first of all open Terminal
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Linux or Mac first of all open Terminal
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Linux or Mac first of all open Terminal if on Linux first navigate to your
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if on Linux first navigate to your
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if on Linux first navigate to your folders directory then click the three
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folders directory then click the three
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folders directory then click the three dots above to open Terminal
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dots above to open Terminal
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dots above to open Terminal on Mac open Terminal then type CD
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on Mac open Terminal then type CD
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on Mac open Terminal then type CD followed by your folders directory then
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followed by your folders directory then
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followed by your folders directory then hit enter
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hit enter now type zip space negative R then the
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now type zip space negative R then the
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now type zip space negative R then the name you would like for your zipped file
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name you would like for your zipped file
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name you would like for your zipped file followed by dot zip space the name of
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followed by dot zip space the name of
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followed by dot zip space the name of your current folder then hit enter
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your current folder then hit enter
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your current folder then hit enter now you're done all your yummy files
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now you're done all your yummy files
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now you're done all your yummy files zipped up away from the other monkeys
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zipped up away from the other monkeys
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zipped up away from the other monkeys I hope that helps please click the logo
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