Philip Sobolik

But, with the quotes, it failed. Without the quotes it succeeded.

So: 7z a c:\test -v50m test.7z That's different than what is in the help file.

I figured it out, but it brings up another question. It didn't like the quotes around the folder name. 7z a test.7z c:\test -v50m worked fine. So, if the folder had a space in it, how would I specify it on the command line?

I'm having trouble with with the -v command line option. I have a command: 7z a test.7z "c:\test" This command works fine. It creates a test.7z file. There is around 150 MB of data in the c:\test folder. However, when I add a -v50m to the end of the command: 7z a test.7z "c:\test" -v50m I get a 'System error: Not implemented' message. The intention is to have 3 files (presumably test.7z.001, test.7z.002, etc.) that are 50 MB each. Am I mis-understanding something?