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Well, in standing up for Karen for a second, I know that if you run zip with 
other switches you can ruin the file.  For example, if you convert to ascii or 
even automaticly nuke the files upon completion.  I know as I have done these.
Also, from what I've heard you may only save %4 while compressing wave or mp3s
Hart