The Actions Menu
The Actions menu provides WinZip®'s zipping and unzipping operations and file
sharing capabilities.

- Zipping
- Add from My Mac: when you have an open Zip file, you can add files to it
(the files are zipped as part of the add process). Add from My Mac will drop a sheet down from the toolbar where you can choose the
files or folders you want to have zipped (along with other options) and included in the Zip
file.
- Add from Cloud: displays a list of cloud services from which to add files.
When you have an open Zip file and select a cloud service, you can add files from the cloud storage to it (the files are zipped as part of the add process). Selecting a cloud service will drop a sheet down from the
toolbar where you can choose the files or folders you want to have zipped (along with other options) and included in the Zip file. If not logged into the cloud service, then a login dialog is shown first.
- from iCloud Drive: select to add files from iCloud Drive (only available on OS X 10.10 or later)
- from ZipShare: select to add files from ZipShare
- from Dropbox: select to add files from Dropbox
- from Google Drive: select to add files from Google Drive
- Unzipping
- Unzip to My Mac: when you have an open Zip file, you can unzip files to restore original files and
folders or place copies of the files and folders on your computer. Unzip will
drop a sheet down from the toolbar so you can specify where to place the unzipped files, as well as other options.
- Unzip to Cloud: displays a list of cloud services to unzip files to. When you have an open Zip file, you can unzip files to restore original files and
folders or place copies of the files and folders in cloud storage. Selecting a cloud service will
drop a sheet down from the toolbar so you can specify where to place the unzipped files, as well as other options.
If not logged into the cloud service, then a login dialog is shown first.
- to iCloud Drive: select to unzip file to iCloud Drive (only available on OS X 10.10 or later)
- to Dropbox: select to unzip files to Dropbox
- to Google Drive: select to unzip files to Google Drive
- Emailing
- Emailing a Zip file as attachment: the open Zip file can be sent as
an attachment to an email message using Mac's built in email application. You can also
specify if images in the Zip file that is attached to the email should be resized (and thus reducing the overall size of
the attached Zip file), leaving the images in your original Zip file intact.
- Emailing a Zip file with link: the open Zip file can be sent as
a share link in an email message using Mac's built in email application. The Zip file will
be automatically uploaded to your cloud storage with a share link created in a new email message.
- using ZipShare: select to share using ZipShare
- using Dropbox: select to share using Dropbox
- using Google Drive: select to share using Google Drive
- Share via Clipboard: the open Zip file can be shared as
a link with other Mac applications. The Zip file will
be automatically uploaded to your default cloud storage with a share link created and saved to the Mac clipboard.
- Burning Zip file: the open Zip file can be burned to a CD or DVD using Mac's built in Disc burner.