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I wanted to create a batch file that can make a zip file from a folder that I put in the script. Here's my script: @REM - BEGIN xpi.bat - @setlocal @echo off set path='C: Program Files WinRAR ';%path% winrar.exe a -afzip -m5 -ed -pTest -r c: test.zip c: MyFolder REM - END xpi.bat - The script above creates a zip file with a structure like this, MyFolder -subFolder1 -subFolder2 -file1.txt -file2.doc -file3.js But what I want the zip file that is formed has a structure like the this, without the folder parent (MyFolder), subFolder1 subFolder2 file1.txt file2.doc file3.js Can anyone help me fix this? Note: application that I use is WinRar.

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Now I'm listing as per your requirement I've MyFolder Created on my Desktop which contains 5 files for example below as you've given MyFolder -subFolder1 -subFolder2 -file1.txt -file2.doc -file3.js Now you query is to zip all the contents within MyFolder then the first step is to navigate to that folder path which is located in Desktop so first i will locate to my desktop. Note:(My username will be different from you hope you know the basic windows stuff) 1.C: Documents and Settings ishwar Desktop MyFolderset path='c: ProgramFiles WinRAR';%path% - Set the path (note if you are doing using commands from cmd prompt you need to do this every time when you open cmd newly if you are creating batch file then OK) 2. C: Documents and Settings ishwarcd Desktop 3. C: Documents and Settings ishwar Desktopcd MyFolder - change directory to the folder in which all the files are stored. C: Documents and Settings ishwar Desktop MyFolderwinrar a MyFolder. this command will zip all the contents and will create MyFolder.rar file within MyFolder.

You are done. Where, winrar is command to zip a is argument MyFolder to give name to zip. means zip all the files.