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You would need to install a 3rd party unzipper to do this as far as I know. &nbsp;The unzipping is a function of zipfldr.dll I'm almost positive you can't pass variables to it.<br />
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You could try this unzipper: <a href="http://www.memecode.com/docs/winzip.html" rel="ugc">http://www.memecode.com/docs/winzip.html</a>
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You would need to install a 3rd party unzipper to do this as far as I know.  The unzipping is a function of zipfldr.dll I'm almost positive you can't pass variables to it.

You could try this unzipper: http://www.memecode.com/docs/winzip.html [http://www.memecode.com/docs/winzip.html]

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Install 7-zip. It's free and available here: <a href="http://www.7-zip.org/" rel="ugc">http://www.7-zip.org/</a>
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Install 7-zip. It's free and available here: http://www.7-zip.org/ [http://www.7-zip.org/]

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You cannot extract zip files by command line just with Windows. There is no such function to the best of my knowledge. <br />
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WinZip can do this, however. There is a free add-on to WinZip that provided command line functionality. <br />
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... Thinkpads_User
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You cannot extract zip files by command line just with Windows. There is no such function to the best of my knowledge.

WinZip can do this, however. There is a free add-on to WinZip that provided command line functionality.


... Thinkpads_User

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I didn't want to do this in batch, but I ended up going that way.<br />
Thanks.
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I didn't want to do this in batch, but I ended up going that way.
Thanks.

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Greetings,<br />
I have a folder of zip files. &nbsp;zip1.zip, zip2.zip<br />
I need, in a single windows os command, to unzip using the unzip command, extract the contents of all the zip files into their respective folders with the zip filename as the folder name.<br />
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Similiar to when winzip has &quot;extract to folders as filenames&quot; option in windows, but from command line.<br />
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Thanks,
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Greetings,
I have a folder of zip files.  zip1.zip, zip2.zip
I need, in a single windows os command, to unzip using the unzip command, extract the contents of all the zip files into their respective folders with the zip filename as the folder name.

Similiar to when winzip has "extract to folders as filenames" option in windows, but from command line.

Thanks,

windows command line unzip function

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