| Another basic way is to open the folder in Terminal and do “ls -al”.
You’ll see all the . files, then you can just “rm” them.
But be aware that any folder within the archive like parent/child/subchild will show up as parent:child:subchild to your PC users.
To make it simple for myself I just upload to a Linux webserver and do the zipping there if it’s a complex file structure. |