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[felice2011]

Originally Posted by swyambhu

Someone????? Please tell me???????? how to change the dictionary size?????

use original nanozip from the command line and set the compression options in arc.ini.

NanoZip 0.09 alpha/Win64  (C) 2008-2011 Sami Runsas  www.nanozip.net
  Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-2600K CPU @ 3.40GHz|36533 MHz|#4+HT|5790/8150 MB

usage: nz <command> [-<opt_1>...-<opt_n>] <archive_file> <files...>
e.g. nz a -cO -m1.2g backup document1.txt document2.txt

 commands:
  a       add files to archive
  l       list contents of archive
  t       test archive, decompress without writing output
  s       simulate compression without writing output
  x       extract files from archive
  w32c    create self-extracting archive (windows 32-bit console)
  info    information about host system
  help    show advanced options

 compression specific options (must be set at compression time):
  c<n,f,F,         compressor: none, nz_lzpf, nz_lzpf_large,
    d,dp,dP        nz_lzhd, nz_lzhd_parallel, nz_lzhd_parallel_extra,
    D,Dp,DP        nz_lzhds, nz_lzhds_parallel, nz_lzhds_parallel_extra,
    o,O,c>         nz_optimum1 (default), nz_optimum2, nz_cm
                   (use parallel compressor on multicore platform only)
  p<0...n>         number of compressors to run in parallel
                   (default: 0=auto/smart config based on -c, -t and files)
  m<0...n>[k,m,g]  memory use (approximate limit) (default: 512m)
  s<n,e,a,s>       sort files before compression by: nothing,
                   extension (default), name, size

 general options:
  -                stop scanning switches
  r                recurse subdirectories
  t<0...n>         number of threads (default: 0=autodetect)
  br<0...n>[k,m,g] read-ahead buffer size (default: auto)
  bw<0...n>[k,m,g] write-behind buffer size (default: auto)
  h<n,c,C,f>       checksum: none, crc16, crc32, fletcher16 (default)
  nt               do not store timestamps
  np               do not store permissions
  nm               do not store metadata or redundancy (equals -nt -np -hn)
  sp               strip paths from files
  o<path>          output path
  y                yes to all queries
  v                verbose
  x<file>          exclude file(s)