You can use the "Print" menu and select a "Generic/Text" printer to save the file list as a .txt file .
If there is already a .txt file inside the archive, you can extract it:
If you received this file in a text message or email claiming to be from DHL , please be cautious. Official DHL fraud awareness guidelines state they typically only request payments for customs via secure links and rarely send unsolicited .zip attachments, which are often used to spread malware. dhlen.zip
If you want to create a text document that lists everything inside the .zip :
If you don't have unzipping software installed, you can use online converters like the Aspose ZIP to TEXT Converter to upload your archive and download the text contents directly. 4. For Developers (Reading via Code) You can use the "Print" menu and select
import zipfile with zipfile.ZipFile('dhlen.zip', 'r') as z: with z.open('filename.txt') as f: print(f.read().decode('utf-8')) Use code with caution. Copied to clipboard
KB WinZip: How to print the list of files in a Zip file to a text file If you want to create a text document
If you are trying to produce text programmatically without manually unzipping: Use the zipfile module to read content directly: