Command line archiver that stores Long file names

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DevilsPGD said:
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Are there any win32 command line archivers that don't?

I'm not sure what a command line archiver is anyway. Windows/Run saves a
history list. Do you mean something that saves command lines you type in at
the command prompt window? That could be a nice thing, if it saves across
command line sessions, has autocomplete, etc. etc.
 
Spoon2001 said:
I'm not sure what a command line archiver is anyway. Windows/Run
saves a history list. Do you mean something that saves command lines
you type in at the command prompt window? That could be a nice
thing, if it saves across command line sessions, has autocomplete,
etc. etc.

Hehe! I was scratching my head over the same thing, only being able to
think of doskey. Then another post made it "click" - the OP is after a
file archiving program that can be run from a (DOS) commandline.
 
In message <<[email protected]>> "Spoon2001"
I'm not sure what a command line archiver is anyway. Windows/Run saves a
history list. Do you mean something that saves command lines you type in at
the command prompt window? That could be a nice thing, if it saves across
command line sessions, has autocomplete, etc. etc.

I assumed he was referring to a file archiver that runs from the command
line.

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