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Asked by sjl1986 in MS DOS, VB Script, File Compression Utilities
Hello. I'm working with the 7zip command line tool, which is pretty basic. I've got my command set up to take all the PDF documents in a folder and place it in a zip with a password. I'm using the command line because I'm creating it for a user who isn't prepared to do the steps manually. It's just easier to let them do something that only takes a click or two.
The problem is, the batch file I'm writing for 7zip is always going to use the same password, so what I really need is for the user to be able to input the password once she starts the batch file, whether it should be read from a text or input straight into the command prompt window when it opens. Preferably the second option.
I'm trying to find a way to ask for input and place it in a temporary variable I guess, and then call that from 7zip's command line tool, but I'm not entirely sure that's even possible. Any other suggestions on how to go about doing this will be appreciated as well.
I've tried reading up on the variables in DOS, but I get lost when it starts using FOR %%A in ??? and those things. Thanks a lot!
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