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Hi,
I am trying to create a zip file from a group of files.
I do not want to use 3rd part software but native xp/vista zipfldr.dll option or any other. I am trying to avoid making a .cab file.
Is there a way to run that from inside IVF including using SYSTEMQQ or any other option
What I wish to do is
rundll32 zipfldr.dll outputfileorfolder.zip *.ext
The first two arguments is what I am looking for
Thanks for any options
Regards,
Sumit
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This MSDN Forum thread asks the same thing. Apparently, there is no way to do it quite as you're asking. The thread suggests that there is a way to call the shell's COM interface to do it, which would theoretically be possible from Fortran using the Module Wizard. If I understand the code correctly, one creates an empty ZIP file (you can do this with stream I/O in Fortran) and then asks the Shell to copy files into it.
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Hi Sumit,
in case you change your mind, search for ZLIB in this forum and you finda simple way to create a .zip file.
Joerg
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