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Vb script to unzip a files and rename the files
Posted on 2016-10-12
I had this question after viewing Vb script to unzip a files and rename the files.
i created the folder temp in d drive and placed the fins.7z file. when i ran the script nothing happens, its suppose to unzip and rename it. kindly help please.
i created the folder temp in d drive and placed the fins.7z file. when i ran the script nothing happens, its suppose to unzip and rename it. kindly help please.
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Installation of 7 zip isn't enough, you need to check if the 7 zip executable actually exist here: C:\Program Files\7-Zip\7z.exe
If not (32 bits), then adjust this string in the script.
Also, you should have tested the script and THEN closed the question in the previous post. That way, it's much easier to solve.
If not (32 bits), then adjust this string in the script.
Also, you should have tested the script and THEN closed the question in the previous post. That way, it's much easier to solve.
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