Recently, I started a thread about the syntax for a command line in WinZip and it endedup that, when processing multiple files, it was better to create one TXT file to hold all the file names and use the @ parameter to specify that a file name is holding all of our files we need to zip. So, it ended up like this:

C:\Program Files\WinZip\WinZip32.exe -min -a -s"Password" @"c:\MyDirectory\MySubDirectoryTemp\7c0da21e-831a-4245-8060-cd87bf9d6e09.txt" "c:\Archive.zip"

Well, it turns out that the @ command doesn't support this syntax. I need to put my file name in quotes as there could be spaces in there. So, I tried putting the quotes outside the @ but that didn't work either. Anyone would know the proper syntax for that?