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    Tar Method
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    Archives the specified files in the specified Tar archive.
    Archives the specified files in the specified Tar archive, using the provided progression notification delegates, specifying whether existing files should be replaced and paths should be preserved, whether the operation should be done recursively, and whether the Tar archive should be compressed with GZip.
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    OverloadDescription
    Tar(String,String[])Archives the specified files in the specified Tar archive.  
    Tar(String,Boolean,String[])Archives the specified files in the specified Tar archive, specifying whether the operation should be done recursively, and whether the Tar archive should be compressed with GZip.  
    Tar(String,Boolean,Boolean,Boolean,String[])Archives the specified files in the specified Tar archive, specifying whether existing files should be replaced and paths should be preserved, and whether the operation should be done recursively.  
    Tar(String,Boolean,Boolean,Boolean,Boolean,String[])Archives the specified files in the specified Tar archive, specifying whether existing files should be replaced and paths should be preserved, whether the operation should be done recursively, and whether the Tar archive should be compressed with GZip.  
    Tar(String,Boolean,Boolean,Boolean,ByteProgressionCallback,ItemProgressionCallback,Object,String[])Archives the specified files in the specified Tar archive, using the provided progression notification delegates, specifying whether existing files should be replaced and paths should be preserved, and whether the operation should be done recursively  
    Tar(String,Boolean,Boolean,Boolean,Boolean,ByteProgressionCallback,ItemProgressionCallback,Object,String[])Archives the specified files in the specified Tar archive, using the provided progression notification delegates, specifying whether existing files should be replaced and paths should be preserved, whether the operation should be done recursively, and whether the Tar archive should be compressed with GZip.  
    Remarks
    This implementation of Tar is fully read/write compatible with the USTAR format. It is read compatible with GNU Tar archives whose entries do not use the header extensions of this format.
    Requirements

    Target Platforms: Windows 7, Windows Vista SP1 or later, Windows XP SP3, Windows Server 2008 (Server Core not supported), Windows Server 2008 R2 (Server Core supported with SP1 or later), Windows Server 2003 SP2

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    Reference

    QuickTar Class
    QuickTar Members

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