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The WinZip Command Line Support Add-On provides a command line interface that gives you the power of WinZip without the usual WinZip graphical user interface. It allows you to use WinZip directly from the command prompt and from batch (.BAT) files and script languages, making it ideal for automating repetitive tasks.

The WinZip Command Line provides a command line interface that gives you the power of WinZip without the usual WinZip graphical user interface. It lets you use WinZip directly from the command prompt and from batch (.BAT) files and script languages, making it ideal for automating repetitive tasks. An extensive set of command line options gives you pinpoint control over WinZip's actions.

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If you are making the command configurable then you can ask the user/ other program which is calling your command to select the file extensions and then write these selected extensions into the "filename" file using java code or any other language you prefer.

For example if the user selects bat and dat , then write "C:\SourcePath\*.bat" and "C:\SourcePath\*.dat" into the file(assume filename is fileExtensions.txt) and call the command

I have a T-SQL Task set up to use a Winzip command line for zipping a file. There are no parameters going into the task, but there is a single row result set up to get the name of the zip file and pass it to the next task. Unfortunately, I get a Winzip message instead of my file name. It's driving me NUTS.

The WinZip Command Line Support Add-On gives you the power of WinZip without the usual WinZip graphical user interface. Instead, it allows you to use WinZip directly from the Command Prompt (a command line interface), from batch (.bat) files, and from other script languages, making it ideal for automating repetitive tasks. An extensive set of command line options, outlined in the help file included with the add-on, gives you pinpoint control over your zipping and unzipping actions. In automated environments, end-users need not know anything about how to use WinZip.

This add-on to WinZip includes two utilities, WZZIP and WZUNZIP. Both WZZIP and WZUNZIP are fully documented in the WinZip Command Line Support Add-On documentation (help file) that is placed in the WinZip folder when the add-on is installed. You can download the command line add-on from the WinZip website.

Hi guys i am trying to decrypt a file thru winzip command line support add-on, the problem is my winzip current version(15.0) is only an evaluation version. with that, when i run the script cmd gives me this

Thanks Varian, i've also tried using winrar however the files i am receiving are encrypted to winzip with 128 AES compression method, when i tried it with winrar i am getting an error C:\TEST\InputFile\file.zip is not a valid archive.

Thanks a lot guys for the help but after pondering last night i have noticed one bad thing about my script, using winzip(it expires after 45 days ) so the command line add on wont be useful when that time comes, then i decided to have a second look with what varian said on winrar and after setting up the commands and switches i finaly found the solution and the best thing was it can be executed as a code so there is no need for me to call cmd anymore

uhm i dont think its with the piping issue because i was able to call winzip addon and since i am using winzip eval ver. i am getting those result at cmd and when i press any key it will decrypt the file

7zip comes with 7z.exe which can be used on the command line or in scripts. However, you'll have to use a script to do the folder structure zipping that you want. I've done something similar, zipping log files by month then year. It's not pretty, but I can post the script if you'd like to see it.

Apparently StdOut has an 8000 byte buffer size limit. In order to get

anything more than that from it you need to pull from it before it

fills up. If the buffer fills up it hangs whatever process is writing

to StdOut. It's detailed in this newsgroup post

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and this msdn article

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(search for amazing). The workaround is to do what Alex outlined below

which is to constantly read from StdOut until the process is finished.

I haven't gotten it to work yet but if I do I'll post working code.

This is VERY frustrating.Mark DuPrey

> I'm trying to write a simple backup script. I'd like to use wsh.exec

> to run the command line Winzip to create a zip file and capture the

> StdOut and write it to a log. It works just fine as long as I don't

> try and capture the StdOut of the command line Winzip component. In

> the script below E: is a local drive containing the folder to be

> backed up. The problem is commented in the code.

On Win98 my scripts used to hang for some Exec.StdOut.ReadAll()-Operations,

mostly those using command.com /c .

While others - mostly Win32-CmdLine Exes- like ping.exe - worked wellReadAll() expects an EndOfStream-Signal otherwise it will eternally

hang, waiting for EOF, even if the WshExec is terminated (status == 1).

To my opion there is a bug in signaling the EndOfStream-Signal

from command.com to the WshExec-TextStream.If you're running your script on NT or later, of course, this can not be

the reason.On the other hand "wzzip.exe" seems to use special streams, since you can't

pipe an "Enter" into its StdIn-Stream if you're using the unregistered

version, which displays an "This is shareware, please Register and press any

key"-Screen before starting the zip operation (This results in a hanging

script aswell, because Exec.Stdin.Write won't work.

wzzip somehow realizes that the key is send programmatically, not manually)

I switched to winrar for unzipping zipped F-Prot signatures, because

rar.exe doesn't display nasty Shareware-Reminders before doing work ;-)

Gruesse, Alex

WinZip Command Line is a program that allows you to control and configure WinZip directly from the command prompt. It lets you use WinZip directly from the command prompt and from batch (BAT) files and script languages, making it ideal for automating repetitive tasks.

I am trying to zip a folder, which is the output of the workflow, each time it is run. I read about using a Run Command tool or event along with a batch script but can only find a batch script that does it using 7Zip (which my users won't have). Does anyone know what the bat lines would be to do this with WinZip?

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I *suspect* there's a new hook in WZ's background tool. See which discusses an hourly (!) cron job. If one of these is running at the time of an uninstall attempt through Settings/App/WinZip 22.5, then maybe it'll fail? And maybe one of these background tasks was not fully killed off by the time your last few scripted commands were interpreted, causing its uninstall to be incomplete? It wouldn't surprise me if the current version of WZ can't be uninstalled successfully through the Settings/App UI, but can be uninstalled using the uninstall script that's in the Start/Winzip Tool area, or by going through Control Panel and *first* uninstalling the Winzip Background Tools and then uninstalling Winzip? Anyway I won't try to diagnose, nagware and malware always present moving targets to third-party uninstall scripts & tools, for the malware it's a spy-vs-spy escalation and for the nagware (e.g. WZ) it's perhaps just that the QA team will never treat uninstall issues as a high priority but instead is always scrambling to patch the latest release (which is unstable for the usual reasons of feature-creep and UI-fiddling, and also due to their product's ever-escalating battle with nagware-removal tools and hacks).

GNU readline or Tecla library

GNU readline and Tecla librararies can be used by the IOC shell toprovide command line editing and command line history recall and edit.GNU readline (or Tecla library) must be installed on your target systemwhen COMMANDLINE_LIBRARY is set to READLINE (or TECLA) for that target.EPICS (EPICS shell) is the default specified in CONFIG_COMMON. AREADLINE override is defined for linux-x86 in the EPICS distribution.Comment out COMMANDLINE_LIBRARY=READLINE inconfigure/os/CONFIG_SITE.Common.linux-x86 if readline is not installedon linux-x86. Command-line editing and history will then be thosesupplied by the os. On vxWorks the ledLib command-line input library isused instead.

To install CollectionSpace onto an Ubuntu 20.04 LTS server, you'll need to be very comfortable with the Linux bash shell and with using common Linux command-line tools. You will also need to have an account on the Ubuntu server that has elevated (i.e., sudo) privileges/permissions.

Without Adobe Acrobat (an expensive bit of software), this can be a daunting question. I am researching answers, some of which are available in my Windows software tips. Here is the gist of it in a nutshell as I write this -- there are online conversion services and OpenOffice is capable of exporting PDF documents.

For the curious:

There are actually six (or seven depending on what you call "official") ACPI power states, but most motherboards/BIOSes only support a subset of these. To learn more, try Googling "acpi power state", or you can start here as long as this link works. (Note there is an error in the main post -- the S5 state is actually "Shutdown" in Microsoft's terminology).

From the command line, you can play around with these things with such straightforward commands as:

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