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The solution seems to be -ir0!"c:\temp\nextFile.txt" -ir0!"c:\temp\testFile.csv" -ir0!""c:\temp\testFile.ods" and so on

I want to compress c:\temp\File1.txt and c:\AnotherDir\File2.txt at the same time. (I'm running 7z command line from another program) Is the only way to create a UTF-8 file, with these filenames in and use @listfiles? It is impossible to do it in some other way? Someting like "c:\temp\File1.txt" +"c:\AnotherDir\File2.txt" or ... Or use a variable with a filename on each row? (in the variable) and run ... @VariabelWithNames ... The contents of the variable could be similar .: Variable = "c:\temp\File1.txt"...

Thanks for quick reply! - (I like 7-zip - command line, but I've had some issues) I understand. But I want to check the directories in the 7z file (or zip file) Is the contents of the archive compressed from c: s s or ...? What directory structure does the archive have? Initially, I had hoped to be able to see the directories in the result of the compression, but there are only the number of folders and files. Then I found switch -stl (but still no directories in the created log file from the compression)...

Hi! Wonder if I'm doing something wrong, or if it's a "bug", or ... 1) When I do a 7z-test on a compressed 7z file, a result file is created, with files and directories included in the compressed file. (7z t -r -slt -t7z -pSecure -scsUTF-8 -sccUTF-8 -bb1 -bsp0 -bso1 -bse2 c:\Temp\Test.zip) The result of the program run is saved to a file. When analyzing the result file, the directories are not properly presented - for example .: 7-Zip 19.00 (x64) : Copyright (c) 1999-2018 Igor Pavlov : 2019-02-21...

Excuse me! I found the problem (almost). In the result from 7-zip is listed 82 directories, (but windows properties say only 81), (but windows properties say only 81) - I have no explanation for this. (maybe the 7-zip count the headdirectory as a directory (and windows don't)? 7-zip compress - Does not report directories and files with zero bytes in the log file. (zero files are "compressed" but are not counted. Possible to find these files in the compressed file.) (in my test above, four files were...

Yes, the compressed folders have 12 files that have 0 bytes (but I can find them in the zip file). 7-zip compress (We assume that these values are correct)(7z a -w"c:\temp\" -t7z -stl -spf -mx=3 -pSecure -mhe=on -scsUTF-8 -sccUTF-8 -bb3 -bsp1 -bso1 -bse2 "c:\temp\Tst.zip" "c:\Squid2" 2> "c:\temp\TstErrSq.txt" 1> "c:\temp\SquidRes.txt") Top .: 82 folders, 2717 files, 3263780229 bytes Bottom .: 2705 Archive size: 451618261 bytes (+ 12 zero size files) 7-zip test (7z t -pSecure -scsUTF-8 -sccUTF-8 -bb2...

Size and number of files is different between 7zip compress / 7zip test and Windows. Why? Summary! 7-zip compress (in the header) 82 folders, 2717 files, 3263780229 bytes (3113 MiB) Summary on the botom Files read from disk: 2705 Archive size: 451618261 bytes (431 MiB) 7-zip test (From the bottom) Physical Size = 451618261 Headers Size = 39893 Summary on the botom Folders: 82 Files: 2713 Size: 3261000069 Compressed: 451618261 Windows properties (for the same folder) Size .: 3,03 GB (3 263 781 540...

Thanks for your help! Summary .: To read about redirection of standard output i found this page .: Batch How To Display & Redirect Output And an nice stream splitter for windows was this .: Win32 stdout stream splitter - Mtee (Includes a lot of features) My result in Autohotkey .: RunArgs := " a -w" WorkPath " -t7z -stl -mx=" CompLevel " -p" PassWd " -mhe=on -scsUTF-8 -sccUTF-8 -bb3 -bsp1 -bso1 -bse2 " > > RunWait %comspec% /c ""%exeFile%" %RunArgs% "%ToZip%" "%SourceFile%" 2> "%ErrFile%" | "%TeeProg%"...