Tip: To open your archive, right click on it and select 7-Zip -> Open archive. The command puts those two files in an archive, and you need to type it into the command prompt.ħ-Zip (A) 4.60 beta Copyright (c) 1999-2008 Igor Pavlov On the test system, the directory C:\Users\Sam contains two files (file1.txt and file2.txt). You have to specify the destination archive, and the source files (in that order). This command stands for "archive" or "add." Use it to put files in an archive.
You can use the "a" command with the single letter a. My user directory is "C:\Users\Sam\".Ĭommand a. Then you specify optional switches, the archive name (either source or destination archives) and files. We see the grammar we need to use with 7za.exe. 7-Zip default outputħ-Zip (A) 4.60 beta Copyright (c) 1999-2008 Igor Pavlov Type in the exe name 7za and this will display.
Next: Open the Windows console and test the 7za.exe program out with a few commands. Tip: For convenience and so you don't need to change environment paths, put the 7za.exe file in your user directory. Please go to and get the command line version. This is the exe you will use to run commands on archives. First you need to download the 7-Zip command line executable, 7za.exe.
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The 7za.exe program is used to compress, extract and update files through the command line. Compress, extract, archive and optimize with the 7za.exe executable.ħ-Zip is an effective compression program. This tutorial shows 7-Zip on the command line.
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