# Set-ExecutionPolicy -Scope LocalMachine -ExecutionPolicy RemoteSigned # Set execution policy on the local machine

Run the script ( Terminal > Run Active File).

Change the user setting variables and transcripting options as needed.

Uncomment (remove the # marks) and run the first time setup items (you can highlight them once you open the script in VSC, then select Terminal > Run Selected Text).

Copy the script to a new file and save it in your scripts directory.

Open this directory in VSC (answer yes when asked to trust the directory).

Create a Scripts directory (if it doesn’t exist).

(optional) Install desired extensions (PowerShell, themes, etc.).

Download the latest version of PowerShell and Visual Studio Code install both (preferably in that order).zip files in that directory, decompress them one at a time, then recompress them in. This script will take a directory you put in, get a list of. zip files and wanted to convert them to the. I wrote this script because originally I had a big directory full of. zip files you want to convert to the 7zip format (or vice versa), these scripts will do that. config=FILE load configuration defaults from fileĪrchive format (for -format) may be specified either as aįile extension ('tar.gz') or as 'tar+gzip'.If you have a directory full of. o, -option=KEY=VALUE override a configuration option S, -simulate simulation mode - no filesystem changes are made E, -explain explain what is being done by atool 0, -null filenames from standard in are null-byte separated

V, -verbosity=LEVEL specify verbosity (0, 1 or 2) v, -verbose increase verbosity level by one

q, -quiet decrease verbosity level by one f, -force allow overwriting of local files D, -subdir always create subdirectory when extracting O, -format-option=OPT give specific options to the archiver F, -format=EXT override archive format (see below) e, -each execute command above for each file specified You'll still need to delete the *.zip files, but that can be done simply like so: $ rm -f *.zip Once this is available you can simply do this: $ arepack -e -F 7z *.zip It's typically a yum install atool or apt-get install atool to install it. You could also simply use the arepack tool that's part of the atool suite of tools.

Convert 7zip to zip