Dear guys,
I'm looking for a script that will run everyday automatic, will make a command line in DOS mode that will make a zip file. This zip file must be saved with a different name everytime that script is running (of preference with name of the date of the day).
Anyone knows if there is any script that make this command or something that is seemed with what I'm looking for?!
Regards.
Script that make a zip file
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Caaio
, Oct 10 2007 02:36 PM
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zfisherdrums
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Posted 10 October 2007 - 03:38 PM
Hello Caaio,
Sorry, in a meeting right now so this must be brief. Check out the following:
1 - For creating ZIP files via commandline, check out IZARC
2 - Compile a script using ShellExecuteWait to call command line, passing a unique string for output filename
3 - Windows Task Scheduler ( in Control Panel ) for scheduling your task
Sorry, in a meeting right now so this must be brief. Check out the following:
1 - For creating ZIP files via commandline, check out IZARC
2 - Compile a script using ShellExecuteWait to call command line, passing a unique string for output filename
3 - Windows Task Scheduler ( in Control Panel ) for scheduling your task
Edited by zfisherdrums, 10 October 2007 - 03:39 PM.
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