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Jim Gallagher wrote:

> I had a similar problem and I solved it with the following ugly
> kludge.

> byte[] b = new byte[1000000];  //1M= number of bytes in zip entry

Something similar occurred to me, but I felt that there *must* be a
more elegant solution. Maybe there just isn't. <shrug>

Ben
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