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	Along with this program is a file called SCANIT.BAT.  This is a very
useful batch file.  Infact instead of typing SCANAZIP, type SCANIT because this
batch runs SCANAZIP but scans one zip file at a time if you specify a wildcard.
For example if you type SCANAZIP *.ZIP then SC’N ’ ZIP will unzip all the
zipfiles in current directory at once.  This might lead to an overwrite of a
same files which is/are contained in maybe two different zip files. One of them
might contain a virus and if it's overwritten the virus may not be detected and
the virus might eventually take over your system. Also if you use wildcard then
say one of the zipfiles in all the other zipfiles specified by the wildcard has
errors like BAD CRC then it will be moved to \BADZIP and so will all the other
ZIP files. So it is very helpful to use SCANAZIP.EXE by using it through
SCANIT.BAT.  You may also specify optional parameters even if you use
SCANIT.BAT.

 NOTE: SCANIT.BAT must be in the same path as SCANAZIP.EXE. If you are familiar
       with DOS's "IF" command then you might know how to scan wildcards. An
       example would be:

 Batch File: FOR %%x in (*.ZIP) DO SCANAZIP %%x %2 %3 %4 %5 %6 %7 %8 %9
 Command Prompt: FOR %x in (*.ZIP) DO SCANAZIP %x (optional commands)
 

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