Is there a way to zip a file (or group of files) from the command line using Windows 2003? I'd prefer to use built-in commands if possible. | |||
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I'm not sure it's possible to do it from the command line using only built-in commands. But you can use 7-Zip from the command line; the great thing about 7-Zip is that it's free and open-source. Here's a quick tutorial on using the 7-Zip CLI. Hope this helps you out! | |||||
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using zip and unzip on the windows command line and no, you can't use the 'integrated' windows zip functionality from the commadline. | |||
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Actually, it can be done with built-in windows commands. (Much to my surprise, I had pretty much concluded the same as Molly7244) Very tricky (but perfectly workable) method described in this other Question here: Can you zip a file from the command prompt using ONLY Windows' built-in capability to zip files? | |||
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