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using windows scedhuled task, what would be the DOS commands to be able to do this.<br />
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Every night @ 11pm, take 3 files from pre-specified location.<br />
zip them as one file.<br />
then rename the zip file with a timestamp.<br />
then move the new zip file to another location in pc.<br />
if any zipped file is more than 21 days old in that folder, delete it.<br />
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thanks
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using windows scedhuled task, what would be the DOS commands to be able to do this.

"
Every night @ 11pm, take 3 files from pre-specified location.
zip them as one file.
then rename the zip file with a timestamp.
then move the new zip file to another location in pc.
if any zipped file is more than 21 days old in that folder, delete it.
"

thanks

zip 3 files and time stamp the zip file and move to a specific folder

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