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| 15540 | 2001-07-15 09:37:00 | Great little program, but Im unable to zip to another drive, either A or E. This command works fine in C drive C:\PKZIP -arp c:\112\Test.zip c:\111\*.* But when I use this command, to zip to A drive, it comes up with Cant find drive.... C:\PKZIP -arp a:\112\Test.zip c:\111\*.* Thanks in anticipation.....John jhw@xtra.co.nz |
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| 15541 | 2001-07-15 22:58:00 | The bulletproof way is to go to a:\112 and start it as: PKZIP -arp Test c:\111\*.*, this assuming that you already had a '112' subdirectory and a file called test.zip there. If you didn't, it may be the reason why it fails. Don't forget that PKZIP is always creating a temporary file where is doing the compressing/updating, saving the file at the location, then deleting the old file, so take care to have enough room on the destination drive, altenatively use the -bc setting. |
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| 15542 | 2001-07-15 23:37:00 | The problem appears to be creating the new directory on the A: drive. An alternative could be to run PKZIP from a batch file and create the new diretory first with the MKDIR command. MKDIR a:\112 PKZIP -arp a:\112\test.zip c:\111\*.* |
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| 15543 | 2001-07-16 10:26:00 | Thanks Russel & Mark The key was creating the new directory first. Im not that familiar with DOS, One last question, what instruction is there for deleting a directory in C drive, then A drive, Do I need to select the drive first to delete a directory within it? Cheers....John |
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