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Why would you want to zip each individual file? I would right click on each folder and select 'send to' compressed folder. This will compress at the folder level and will save you a lot of time.
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Why would you want to zip each individual file? I would right click on each folder and select 'send to' compressed folder. This will compress at the folder level and will save you a lot of time.

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using 7z (freeware zip app) you can try the following:<br />
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@echo off <br />
for /R %%i in (*) do &quot;&lt;ENTER THE PATH HERE TO&gt;\7z.exe&quot; a -t7z -mx=7 -ms=off &quot;%%i.7z&quot; &quot;%%i&quot; <br />
goto end <br />
cls<br />
exit<br />
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using 7z (freeware zip app) you can try the following:

@echo off
for /R %%i in (*) do "<ENTER THE PATH HERE TO>\7z.exe" a -t7z -mx=7 -ms=off "%%i.7z" "%%i"
goto end
cls
exit



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I'm going through some year end cleaning... &nbsp;What I'm doing manually is going through each folder &amp;&nbsp;subfolder and zipping each file individually. &nbsp;Once I'm done with that I'm going to archive off to a network fileshare...<br />
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I was wondering if anyone had a method or knew of a program that I could point to any folder and it would zip each individual file in the current folder and each subfolder.<br />
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any ideas?
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I'm going through some year end cleaning...  What I'm doing manually is going through each folder & subfolder and zipping each file individually.  Once I'm done with that I'm going to archive off to a network fileshare...

I was wondering if anyone had a method or knew of a program that I could point to any folder and it would zip each individual file in the current folder and each subfolder.

any ideas?

Windows XP - Zip each file in folders

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