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hi Brian,
You can put the CD command and the 7z command both in your &CMD variable.
Just separate the commands with a semicolon. So your &CMD variable would
contain
Small tweak... Use && instead of semicolon.
If you do:
cd /whatever ; somecmd
Then somecmd will be run EVEN IF the cd failed. So you might end up
doing something in the wrong directory. Even best case scenario, it'll
be hard to troubleshoot what failed, since somecmd will still run, it'll
just fail because it's in the wrong directory.
So it's better to do this:
cd /whatever && somecmd
In this case, the somecmd command is only executed if the CD command was
successful. Therefore, if the directory change doesn't work, the error
message will be the one from the cd command, and the somecmd command
won't be executed.
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