You need to build a list of the files you want to extract. Using simply the -e tells WinZip to extract all files.

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-@listfile Create a file listing all the files that would be unzipped if this option were not specified. Hint: remember to use the leading dash to create a list. Leave out the leading dash to use a list of files in a WZUNZIP command.



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Notice though that KiXtart using the @ sign as well so you will need to double up to use the @ sign in your code. -@@

Give that a try and let us know how it goes. I see now that you're using the correct version of Command Line "WZUNZIP.EXE"

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Examples

wzunzip test.zip

Extracts all files from Test.zip to the current directory.

wzunzip test.zip abc.txt

Extracts abc.txt from test.zip.

wzunzip -d test.zip

Extracts all files from Test.zip, recreating the directory structure from folder information stored in the Zip file. New directories are created if necessary. Hint: if folder information is stored in the Zip file, you will almost always want to use the -d option.

wzunzip -d test.zip c:\docs\

Extracts all files from Test.zip, recreating the directory structure from folder information stored in the Zip file. The files are stored under C:\DOCS. For example, if the file One.doc has no folder information in the Zip file, it would be stored as C:\Docs\One.doc; if the file Two.doc is stored in the Zip file with the folder Budget\, it would be stored as C:\Docs\Budget\Two.doc.

wzunzip test.zip @files.lst

Extracts from test.zip all files that are listed in the text file files.lst.

wzunzip -v test.zip

Lists contents of Test.zip.

wzunzip -v test.zip *.txt

Lists all files with a .txt extension in test.zip.

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