Stratus clouds may also form from the cooling of moist air. When fog is warmed by the sun, it will rise and eventually condense forming stratus clouds. This is usually seen over lakes.
Â·Â·Â· ilities/). 2. Using Windows Explorer, locate the first file you want to zip. 3. Right click on the file and select WinZip and Add to Zip File. 4. In Add to Archive, enter the path and name you want your zip file to have. 5. Click Password and enter the password you want the zip file to have.6. Click Add. 7. On the WinZip window that appears, click Add and select any other files you would like to add to your zip file.ight click on the file and select Send To and Compressed (zipped) Folder. This will create a new compressed folder with the same name as the file, except with the extension .zip. 3. Right click any other file you want to compress and select Copy.
The name of the new layer is the same as the name of the .zip file you added. You can rename the file before adding to the map, or rename the layer once it is part of the map. Add standard compressed archive .zip files. Include no more than 1,000 shapefile features in your file. In some cases, when you attempt to add a file with fewer than 1,000 features, you see an error message that the shapefile is too big to add to the map. This occurs when the extracted data is too big to display in a web browser or the file is larger than 10 MB.