File Manager System::download folder as a .zip

Greetings Flex Developers:
I'm creating a File Manager system where i will give the user options to upload multiple files, download files via singe pdf or have the option to download the folder (which contains multiple pdfs document). I'm a little confused on the proper route to take when downloading the folder.
Any suggestions are welcomed
Thanks in advance
I'm using:
Flash Builder 4.5
AMFPHP
Mate Framework
PHP

Hi,
Check this out, it may give you ideas.
http://manewc.com/2008/12/22/downloading-multiple-files-with-flex-3/
Best
JFB

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