Gabriel Magana-Gonzalez

That worked, thanks!

For what it's worth, I attach what Windows says about it.

Seeing from the changelog, it's only the latest version that receives changes. This is not an official position, though.

Lol, I can't think of a better way to ensure that it never gets implemented than to make a comment like this to the author.

This is the Windows drag and drop doing. Instead of drag and drop, use the Extract-to functionality in the 7Zip File Manager to extract directly to the destination without going through temp files.

This is the Windows drag and drop doing. Instead of drag and drop, use the Extract-to functionality in the 7Zip File Manager to extract directly to the destination.

LOL, I can think of few things worse than naming a file with a space at the beginning or end and then expecting systems to work well with that file... Having said that, how are you attempting to compress the file? Command line, or GUI? What are the exact steps and the exact command you are using? EDIT: Just ran some tests: I created a file as you mentioned with a leading space andattempted to compress it. I also specified another file that does not exist just to see what happens. I think it all works...

LOL, I can think of few things worse than naming a file with a space at the beginning or end and then expecting systems to work well with that file... Having said that, how are you attempting to compress the file? Command line, or GUI? What are the exact steps and the exact command you are using?