When you use Windows' built-in compression tool to unzip a group of files, you often seem to end up with a ZIP file that's named after a random file in your group. There is, in fact, a hidden way to control how Windows names your ZIP files. Open File Explorer, locate your files and drag (or Ctrl+click) to select those you want to zip. Now, when you right-click your selection to access the 'Send to' option, make sure you click the specific file you want to name your ZIP after. Select 'Send to', then 'Compressed (zipped) folder)' (see screenshot above right) and your ZIP file will be named after the file you right-clicked.
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