This tends to leave me with large directories full of .ZIP files.
Back in the DOS days, that wasn't a problem. You could just enter "pkunzip d:\source\*.zip > d:\target\" and whirr-whirr-whirr, there you go. All the files, neatly extracted, right where you want them, with only a single command.
Now, of course, we live in the Modern Day, of sophisticated, user-friendly operating systems and applications that eschew the cryptic opacity of the command line in favor of a simple, "intuitive" point-and-click interface that will quickly and easily allow you to do... anything it wants.
Having font-binged last night, I found myself once again with a folder full of several dozen .ZIP files, and the prospect of unzipping them, one after another after another after another -- now, where did I put my wrist brace?
To hell with that, sayeth Your Obedient Serpent, and Google on {batch zip extract}.
ZipALot is exactly what I was looking for: a freeware batch .ZIP extractor.
Now to attack those fontses.