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Windows - Command Line Zip

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Is there a way to run a batch zip job from the command line in windows, or do i need a third party program (like 7zip)?
 
What version of windows?

For Xp you can use compact.exe /? to find all the switches for the built-in compression utility, but I don't know if it works with anything newer.
 
RSiggs said:
What version of windows?

For Xp you can use compact.exe /? to find all the switches for the built-in compression utility, but I don't know if it works with anything newer.
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This works in Vista and 7 as well.
 
Use cygwin and use linux cmd line programs.
With cygwin you can have a bash prompt in windows, I used to build custom firefox builds with it and gcc, they worked on windows it was cool. Bash in windows was awesome!
 
RSiggs said:
What version of windows?

For Xp you can use compact.exe /? to find all the switches for the built-in compression utility, but I don't know if it works with anything newer.
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Hmm, I looked into compact a little bit, but I really want to create a zip file from an input file.
 
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