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WinZip Command Line

RucHee

Member
I am currently trying to get an automated system going so that files in a certain directory can be zipped every 1/2 hour.

Directory works like this

Root\Folder1
-file1.txt
-file2.txt

Root\Folder2
-file3.txt
-file4.txt

Root\Folder3
-file5.txt
-file6.txt

I am trying to get Winzip to zip each folder by itself. I do not want to manually add a new folder each time it has to zip. The folders are being added to the root continuously. I would like the output zip files to be named Folder1.zip, Folder2.zip, and Folder3.zip. So far i've only noticed a way to zip one large folder, or to zip up certain folders inside that root folder (manually choose folder 1,2,3) I can't use this because more folders are continuously added, and it would basically be a manual process to keep adding the folders to the job. If anyone knows how to get this to work, please help! Thanks.
 
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