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Keep in mind that the multiple chunks that are created from a large set of files are not each independent ZIP archives that can be extracted from. &nbsp;You still have to have all the pieces and extract from them as a group.<br />
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Keep in mind that the multiple chunks that are created from a large set of files are not each independent ZIP archives that can be extracted from.  You still have to have all the pieces and extract from them as a group.



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Dear expert<br />
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I would like to command 7zip from PowerShell script to zip files under folder c:\temp\ and I also want to split the zip files when it reach 500MB or 1GB.<br />
Or without 7zip powershell can zip itself works too, however keep in mind that I am using a older version of powershell.<br />
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Thanks you.
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Dear expert

I would like to command 7zip from PowerShell script to zip files under folder c:\temp\ and I also want to split the zip files when it reach 500MB or 1GB.
Or without 7zip powershell can zip itself works too, however keep in mind that I am using a older version of powershell.

Thanks you.

Command 7zip from PowerShell

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Powershell

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