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Article #1287Re: DOS, ZIP and Long Filenames - Question2
From: Chris Cox
Date: Wed, 29 Oct 1997 00:00
Date: Wed, 29 Oct 1997 00:00
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Mike Austin wrote: > > In article <634lqf$bc0$1...@news.injersey.com>, Jeff Quinn > <jqu...@injersey.com> writes > >On this note, I am looking for a way to use > >PKZip to span across multiple floppies. > >I use the -&, but in NT 4.0 that does NOT seem to work. > >Yes, I am exiting to DOS to run my Zips and Unzips. > > > >Thanks for your help, > >Jeff Quinn > >jqu...@injersey.com > The & symbol is used in NT batch commands. > There is a Windows version of PKZIP - http://www.pkware.com. If you want good command line zip capabilities...take a look at Info-Zip http://www.cdrom.com/pub/infozip/ Not sure how well (if) it handles spanning disks. It does allow you to create embedded directories from an arbitrary root... something I couldn't get WinZip to do. Supports long filenames... It is also portable...runs on DOS, Win95, NT, Unix, Mac, lots more... and it's free (yes...free, not shareware...freeware). Regards, Chris -- ================================================================= These are my own comments....not to be confused with real or unreal comments of any company.
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From: Chris Cox <cc...@central.beasys.com> Subject: Re: DOS, ZIP and Long Filenames - Question2 Date: 1997/10/29 Message-ID: <3457BC45.A6B@central.beasys.com> X-Deja-AN: 286326571 References: <01bcd8ee$8beafae0$6501a8c0@tomj> <634lqf$bc0$1@news.injersey.com> <6Gp3gLA4ZxV0Ew2F@lamrimbristol.demon.co.uk> Organization: BEA Systems, Inc. Reply-To: cc...@central.beasys.com Newsgroups: alt.windows,comp.os.ms-windows.nt.misc,comp.windows.misc,microsoft.public.windowsnt.misc,pl.comp.sys.pc-unix MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=UTF-8 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit