K K-Shaps macrumors newbie Original poster Sep 9, 2011 2 0 Sep 9, 2011 #1 Just like the title says. For example let's say I have 50 files that need zipping. I want each one to be zipped, but not grouped into one giant zip with the others. Can anyone help me! Thanks.
Just like the title says. For example let's say I have 50 files that need zipping. I want each one to be zipped, but not grouped into one giant zip with the others. Can anyone help me! Thanks.
maflynn macrumors Haswell May 3, 2009 74,764 45,112 Sep 10, 2011 #2 Sounds like a job automator or a shell script
K K-Shaps macrumors newbie Original poster Sep 9, 2011 2 0 Sep 12, 2011 #3 That doesn't answer my question I am looking for an application that does this.
GGJstudios macrumors Westmere May 16, 2008 44,561 959 Sep 12, 2011 #4 K-Shaps said: That doesn't answer my question I am looking for an application that does this. Click to expand... Yes, it does answer your question. There is no application that does this. A job automator or a shell script is the most likely solution.
K-Shaps said: That doesn't answer my question I am looking for an application that does this. Click to expand... Yes, it does answer your question. There is no application that does this. A job automator or a shell script is the most likely solution.
frocco macrumors 6502 Jan 27, 2009 498 43 Sep 12, 2011 #5 See if this helps http://automatorworld.com/archives/one-zipper/
M Mav3067 macrumors member Jan 29, 2009 38 0 Canada Sep 12, 2011 #6 This should be easily accomplished on the command line with something along the lines of Code: for i in <list of files to zip>; do zip $i $i; done You can also use the * character to reduce typing out the list of files. Code: for i in *.txt; do zip $i $i; done
This should be easily accomplished on the command line with something along the lines of Code: for i in <list of files to zip>; do zip $i $i; done You can also use the * character to reduce typing out the list of files. Code: for i in *.txt; do zip $i $i; done