Geek, if daillest39 is able to run a program from C:\Program Files, then clearly they are talking about Windows command prompy and not "DOS".
WinZip supports command line options to add and extract from files.
When adding files the command format is:
[Path to]\winzip32.exe [-min] action [options] filename[.zip] files
where:
-min specifies that WinZip should run minimized. If -min is specified, it must be the first command line parameter.
action
-a for add, -f for freshen, -u for update, and -m for move. You must specify one (and only one) of these actions. The actions correspond to the actions described in the section titled "Add dialog box options" in the online manual.
options
-r corresponds to the Include subfolders checkbox in the Add dialog and causes WinZip to add files from subfolders. Folder information is stored for files added from subfolders. If you add -p, WinZip will store folder information for all files added, not just for files from subfolders; the folder information will begin with the folder specified on the command line.
-ex, -en, -ef, -es, and -e0 determine the compression method: eXtra, Normal, Fast, Super fast, and no compression. The default is "Normal". -hs includes hidden and system files. Use -sPassword to specify a case-sensitive password. The password can be enclosed in quotes, for example, -s"Secret Password".
filename.zip
Specifies the name of the Zip file involved. Be sure to use the full filename (including the folder).
files
Is a list of one or more files, or the @ character followed by the filename containing a list of files to add, one filename per line. Wildcards (e.g. *.bak) are allowed.
So,
In your situation this would be the command line:
"C:\Program Files\WinZip\WINZIP32.EXE" -a "C:\Documents and Settings\user1\My Documents\New Folder\15.zip" "15.jpg"
If you want to then move the zip file to another folder, why don't you just specify that folder as the zip file destination?
