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| Purpose: | Add, update, or delete files in a .ZIP archive |
| Format: | ZIP [/A:[[-][+]rhsdaecjot] /A /C /CRC /D /En /F /I /Ln /M /O:[-]adegnrstu /P /Q /R /S"password" /T /U /V /YC /Z"text"] ziparchive [@file] file... |
| ziparchive | The zip file to work with |
| file | The files(s) to be added to the zip file |
File Selection
Supports command dialog, attribute switches, extended wildcards, ranges, multiple file names, and include lists.
Usage:
You can specify a pathname for ziparchive. If you don't provide an extension, and the filename as entered doesn't exist, ZIP adds ".zip". If you don't specify an operation, ZIP will default to Add.
ZIP will automatically use the Zip64 extensions if the archive is in Zip64 format.
ZIP sets two internal variables:
| %_zip_files | The number of files archived |
| %_zip_errors | The number of errors |
Option:
| /= | Display the ZIP command dialog to help you set the filename and command line options. You cannot specify any other arguments on the command line. |
| /A:... | Select only those files that have the specified attribute(s) set. See Attribute Switches for information on the attributes which can follow /A:. Do not use /A: with @file lists. See @file lists for details. |
You can specify /A:= to display a dialog to help you set individual attributes. (Not available in TCC/LE.)
| /F | Update only those files that currently exist in the zip file, and which are older than the files on disk. |
| /I | Save file descriptions (from DESCRIPT.ION or the NTFS description) as the compressed file's "File Comment". |
| /Ln | Set the compression level (0 - 6, where 0=no compression, and 6=maximum compression). The default is 4. |
You may use any combination of the sorting options below. If multiple options are used, the files will be sorted with the first sort option as the primary key, the next as the secondary key, and so on:
| n | Sort by filename and extension, unless e is explicitly included. This is the default. |
| - | Reverse the sort order for the next sort key |
| a | Sort names and extensions in standard ASCII order, instead of numerically when numeric substrings are included in the name or extension. |
| d | Sort by date and time (oldest first); also see /T:acw |
| e | Sort by extension |
| g | Group subdirectories first, then files |
| r | Reverse the sort order for all options |
| s | Sort by size |
| t | Same as d |
| u | Unsorted |
| /R | If the argument is a subdirectory, copy all of the files in that subdirectory and all of its subdirectories to the zip file. |
| /S | Use the specified password to encrypt the file(s). If you don't provide a password on the command line, ZIP will prompt you to enter one. |
| /V | View the list of files in the zip file (date, time, size, compression ratio, and filename). If the zip file is password protected, ZIP will append a * after the filename. |
