using 7za.exe biggest compession

[maniaq]

Can anyone explain me how to use this code

7za.exe a -r -t7z -m0=BCJ2 -m1=LZMA:d24:fb255:a2:lc7:mf=bt3 -m2=LZMA:d19:fb128:a2:lc0:lp2:mf=bt3 -m3=LZMA:d19:fb128:a2:lc0:lp2:mf=bt3 -mb0:1 -mb0s1:2 -mb0s2:3 file.7z

that there wouldn't included non needed files in the .7z file, for egzample, when i put a batch file with this code into the folder, where i want compress files, the code includes that batch file, also and the 7za.exe file but i have managed to get it out from there, by using this code in the batch file

%systemdrive%\7za.exe a -r -t7z -m0=BCJ2 -m1=LZMA:d24:fb255:a2:lc7:mf=bt3 -m2=LZMA:d19:fb128:a2:lc0:lp2:mf=bt3 -m3=LZMA:d19:fb128:a2:lc0:lp2:mf=bt3 -mb0:1 -mb0s1:2 -mb0s2:3 file.7z

so how do get rid of the batch file.maybe these is a special switch.tnx

[nakira]

Put that batchfile in a directory somewhere in the path (like \system32) and just call it from the folder you want compressed.

[maniaq]

Put that batchfile in a directory somewhere in the path (like \system32) and just call it from the folder you want compressed.

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ok, how do i call it?

[nakira]

Well, suppose you named it "7zcompress.cmd" and placed it into \system32, you would simply type "7zcompress.cmd" from the folder you want to compress.

D:\somefolder>7zcompress.cmd{enter}

[maniaq]

Well, suppose you named it "7zcompress.cmd" and placed it into \system32, you would simply type "7zcompress.cmd" from the folder you want to compress.

D:\somefolder>7zcompress.cmd{enter}

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should i use commnad promt or what, i don't understand

[nakira]

Yes.

This was ,eamt to appear to be a command prompt "D:\somefolder>7zcompress.cmd{enter}"

[maniaq]

Yes.

This was ,eamt to appear to be a command prompt "D:\somefolder>7zcompress.cmd{enter}"

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let me get this right, how it is going to be started over system32, if i'm not pointing it to system32.....????

sorry for the questions, but i'm aren't getting it

[nakira]

system32 is defined in the %path% variable

type "path" in a command prompt and you will see...

PATH=C:\WINDOWS\system32;C:\WINDOWS;C:\WINDOWS\Sys...(plus more)..

If a program (or cmd file) isn't in the current directory when you try to execute it, Windows will search all the directories defined in %path% for that program. System32 happens to be the very first entry so Windows finds the cmdfile you placed there and executes it.

[maniaq]

system32 is defined in the %path% variable

type "path" in a command prompt and you will see...

PATH=C:\WINDOWS\system32;C:\WINDOWS;C:\WINDOWS\Sys...(plus more)..

If a program (or cmd file) isn't in the current directory when you try to execute it, Windows will search all the directories defined in %path% for that program. System32 happens to be the very first entry so Windows finds the cmdfile you placed there and executes it.

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ohhhh, the light starts to shine for me now

thank yu wery much

Edited August 23, 2005 by maniaq

[maniaq]

now i need to get that right click for running cmd windows

thank yu wery much again

everything works great now

Edited August 23, 2005 by maniaq