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-d Delete files
This command will allow you to remove individual files from within a .ZIP
file. This command is only applicable to already existing .ZIP files.
pkzip test.zip -d license.doc
In the above example the file license.doc would be removed from the .ZIP
file test.zip (assuming that it was in the .ZIP file in the first place).
Note: The deletion of files from within a .ZIP file causes a situation
where a temporary .ZIP file will exist during the deletion process. In
order to delete a file from a .ZIP file there must be as much disk space
free as will be occupied by the modified .ZIP file.
Multiple files may be deleted at one time. You may do this either by
placing multiple file names on the command line, or by specifying a list
file containing the names of files you want deleted.
pkzip july.zip -d file1.wk file2.wk1
pkzip tue_back.zip -d @old.lst
See Also:
Using List Files
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