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Old 03-30-2007, 12:33 PM
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TYVM! Using it now... 500 points coming your way, no matter how much you say you don't need them!

Only one very minor problem, which is that it doesn't come with a handy batch file that asks you what you want. This is OK for me, but it might not be for other readers of this thread.

I've made a simple and pretty rubbish one, but I found it works OK. To use it, make a new text document next to BatchZip.bat, and call it anything.bat, where anything can be whatever you want. Then, right-click on it, select Edit, and copy this into the window that comes up:

Code:
@echo off echo:This batch file by dorkdork777 is built to complement TheAceOfFire's echo:awesome BatchZip program. SET /P cfrmt="What file format would you like to compress in? [7z/zip]" SET /P clvl="What compression level would you like to compress at? [0/1/5/7/9]" BatchZip.bat /c %clvl% /t %cfrmt%
I'm sure theaceoffire would be able to come up with a much better one if he wanted to though. Anyway, put the files you want to compress next to the two batch files, and double-click the batch file you just created. Hopefully, it'll work.
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