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Make a zip out of the output of the export...
So can I make a zip of all the files into one file that can be downloaded?
Yes, that's the idea of a zip file, with the added bonus than the resulting file will be slightly smaller than the total size of the files.
So do I have download a program that can make a zip file?
Most operating systems come with zip / extraction functionality. In Windows, right-click on a folder and select Send To > Compressed (zipped) Folder. If you don't like or don't have this functionality in your operating system, then you can use a third-party application such as 7-zip.
In general, 7-Zip is the first program I install on a fresh version of Windows (then I disable the built-in Zip management...). At least because it allows me to install other programs (I avoid versions with installer when I can).
Thanks guys!