MFC Rewrite Password Protected Zip (w/ Unicode CString)

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Visual C++ 8.0 MFC Unicode example program using CString's demonstrating how to open an unencrypted .zip, set encryption params, and re-write it as a zip 2.0 encrypted (password-protected) zip.

	// Visual C++ MFC example program showing how
	// to open an unencrypted Zip, change the encryption properties
	// for password protection (Zip 2.0 encryption), and re-write.
	//
	// Also demonstrates how to use Unicode and CString with the
	// Chilkat C++ libs.
	CkString cks;
	CkZip zip;

	CString cs = _T("anything 30-day trial");
	wchar_t *w = cs.GetBuffer();
	cks.setStringU(w);
	zip.UnlockComponent(cks.getString());

	// Open a non-encrypted .zip
	cs = _T("exampleData.zip");
	cks.setStringU(cs.GetBuffer());
	zip.OpenZip(cks.getString());

	// Use (weak) Zip 2.0 encryption.
	zip.put_PasswordProtect(true);

	// Set the password...
	cs = _T("secret");
	cks.setStringU(cs.GetBuffer());
	zip.SetPassword(cks.getString());

	// Change the name of the .zip to be written.
	// If this is omitted, the exampleData.zip would be overwritten.
	cs = _T("pwdProtectedZip.zip");
	cks.setStringU(cs.GetBuffer());
	zip.put_FileName(cks.getString());

	// Write the zip.
	zip.WriteZipAndClose();
	zip.SaveLastError("writeZipLog.txt");