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creating Winzip self extractor

Hi,

 

I need to programatically create a winzip self extractor. Does any one know the command line commands to do the same.

 

 

I tried the command "wzsepe32.exe "C:\1\1.zip" and upon execution the result was as shown in the image

 

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Now how can i programmatically populate the "Default "Unzip To" folder" through command line

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Guru (CLA)
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Does this the bottom line on this page help?

http://www.cnet411.com/tnt/ans.asp?cat=Access&ID=237&hd=db

 

Ian

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No. it wont work

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Guru (CLA)
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What about This?

 

I searched google for wzsepe32.exe parameters. Maybe there are some more links there alsoSmiley Happy

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Even
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i tried this option but no luck....

 

And forgot to mention that i am using the personal edition of self extractor

 

-Guru

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Guru (CLA)
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Isn't that what wzsepe32.exe stands for? Win Zip Self Extractor personal Edition 32 bit . Executable

 

You call the program with certain parameters for setting up the winzip. In LabVIEW I guess you only can send the CMD commands to System Exec VI. Maybe you can try some forums talking about winzip, to get the correct CMD commands?

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Even
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Hi Deejay,

 

i guess they have two version of it , personal and licensed (or something like that). I googled a lot for getting the commands but ran out of luck.. may be now i will look in to the forums that you have mentioned about. And thanks a lot for the support

 

Guru

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No problem, Guru! I'm sorry it didn't work, but I hope you find your answer in the forums. I pretty sure this has been done before, maybe in some other programming language like Java or Visual Basic. The commands and parameters should be the same if they call the program from CMD.exe

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Even
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