Firmware download for my wireless router

When I down load the new firmware for my WRT100 router the file extension is .bin. When I open up the firmware upgrade instructions they talk about it being a zip file. Want to know how I can get my new firm ware and in a format that the wireless router firmware upgrade will recognize.

I think what he downloaded was a zip file, with all those release notes text file and the actual bin file, etc. he may need to extract the actual file to obtain the actual firmware file (.bin file).
castownboy, do you know how to extract a zip file?

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