I hope the title is clear; Instead of compressing multiple selected files into a single compressed archive, I'd like the option to be able to create individual archives for each selected file.
For example:
File1.docx => File1.7z
File2.pdf => File2.7z
File3.xlsx => File3.7z
My use case is this: at work, I need to do exactly this on legal documents, while adding a password to every file (same password on all is fine). It would remove the tediousness of creating an archive for each file one-by-one, and avoid having to create a script to accomplish this (too complicated for the average user).
I'm sure the need for this is low, so I put a low priority number on this, but I hope someone agrees to accept this idea and make it happen. Thank you very much!
P.S., I'm willing to pay/donate to help make this feature happen.
Last edit: Steve Willoughby 2021-11-06
You can make a script to do that. It can pak all found files, or files specified in command line or in file.
Last edit: Sam Tansy 2021-12-10
Thanks for your response. As mentioned, I don't want to have to create a script to do that.
I don't think this is a low demand feature and I would like to see a native implementation.
I have created a bat file were I drag and drop files or folders. This will delete the files after compression, you can remove that from the code. The only problem is windows' limitation in character when passing arguments.
You can probably add the password as an argument, I haven't try it.
Last edit: greatapo 2022-03-29
I'm glad I'm not the only one. Thanks for sharing your solution!