I just learnt how to create a new Compressed Folded and drag/drop several
files into it, but how can I make an automated command to do the same
without using the mouse? I am often zipping the same set of files.

With PKZIP you could type e.g.
PKZIP HEAP.ZIP THINGY.TXT CHUNK.TXT STUFF.TXT
but PKZIP doesn't accomodate file names with more than 8 characters.

Regards,

Jean-Pierre Coulon (here "cacas.pam" is what others call "nospam")

Re: Automated zipping command by Big_Al

Big_Al
Tue Jun 24 12:29:20 PDT 2008

Jean-Pierre Coulon wrote:
> I just learnt how to create a new Compressed Folded and drag/drop
> several files into it, but how can I make an automated command to do the
> same without using the mouse? I am often zipping the same set of files.
>
> With PKZIP you could type e.g.
> PKZIP HEAP.ZIP THINGY.TXT CHUNK.TXT STUFF.TXT
> but PKZIP doesn't accomodate file names with more than 8 characters.
>
> Regards,
>
> Jean-Pierre Coulon (here "cacas.pam" is what others call "nospam")
>
Pkzip has a command line option that you have to download that will
accomodate this. I've downloaded it before but not sure where I got it
from. But it does exist.

Re: Automated zipping command by Twayne

Twayne
Wed Jun 25 05:27:17 PDT 2008

> I just learnt how to create a new Compressed Folded and drag/drop
> several files into it, but how can I make an automated command to do
> the same without using the mouse? I am often zipping the same set of
> files.
> With PKZIP you could type e.g.
> PKZIP HEAP.ZIP THINGY.TXT CHUNK.TXT STUFF.TXT
> but PKZIP doesn't accomodate file names with more than 8 characters.
>
> Regards,
>
> Jean-Pierre Coulon (here "cacas.pam" is what others call "nospam")

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