Install ZIP with its easy-to-use interface makes the setup of an application stored in a ZIP archive a dream. You just have to select the ZIP file and to click the magic button 'Install'. Install ZIP will do the job for you and will clean the temporary installation files used in the process, all in ONE STEP! Install ZIP can also extract or view files stored in .ZIP, .LZH, .ARC, .ARJ, .ZOO and self-extracting .EXE. Install ZIP also saves the last directories where you extracted files for speedy access. You can easily add files to an existing archive or delete some files stored in an archive. If you have an anti-virus installed on your computer, a simple click and Install ZIP will activate it to check if the files you want to extract are safe.

Free, robust and easy to use zipfile manager with a lot of features. Let's you create new, open existing, extract from and add to zipfiles. Supports creation of self-extracting archives, drag and drop, quick view, shell execution and more. User interface similar to other popular shareware archive managers. Let's you get to work in no time [08/16/99 v2.0]

Freeware Archive Utility for Windows 95/98/NT with a modern, easy to learn Explorer like interface. Full support for zip/unzip actions and 100% PKZip compatible. Features include drag 'n drop, integration with Explorer through context menus, multiple-disk-spanning, create powerful Self-Extracting archives, easy zip navigation using folders, full compliment of zip operations and much much more. [09/08/99 v2.50]

Extract ACE,ARJ and RAR compressed files with a right click on the file to the context menu. Then choose the format from the context menu that you are working with and your done! [10/9/98]

Lists zips with a line of text taken from readme's (or alternatives). Avoids having to open each zip and then find relevant information files. Good explorer integration including drag and drop TO explorer windows (to copy or move) and right-click support (context menu extension) when selecting files in explorer to 'peek'. [10/3/98]

Used for creating self-extracting archives. It uses Lempel-Ziv compression and adds as much as 18KB to compressed files. When you run SFX file it extracts files into temporary directory and runs one of them (usually SETUP). [7/9/98]

Free alternative to zipping and unzipping your files using a 100% PKZIP-compatible algorithms. Creating a self-extracting EXE archives is only a single click away, all from the same program [07/29/99 v1.0]

Free Zipper freeware zip and unzip for windows. Unzip Files · Create self extracting zip files · Calulate the number of files in the archive · Create new Zip archives · Remove files from an archive · Obtain a detailed list of the contents of an archive · Retrieve information on a specific file by filename or index. · Test the integrity of a Zip file. · Compress entire folders with just 2 clicks! [07/16/99 v1.0]

Author: A very basic Zip/Unzip and additional encryption utility, I developed it to meet my own needs, and the way I like to work.It is extremely easy to use with very few options. In summary it is based upon drag and drop from Explorer, you can create standard Zip and Self Extracting archives, unzip whole archives or selectively choose the files you want, delete selected files from an Archive, run a file from and archive by double clicking it, Convert an existing .Zip file into a Self extracting archive, Set a password on an archive. Blowfish encrypt or decrypt any file or multiple files you wish. [5/13/99]

Aladdin Expander is a file decompression utility that expands all popular archive and encoded file formats, including the Macintosh StuffIt format. Aladdin Expander is the only archive utility that supports Macintosh SIT (StuffIt) compressed format. It also supports ZIP, UUE (uuencoded), HQX (BinHex), BIN (MacBinary), ARC, ARJ, GZ (gzip), LHA, UNIX compress, TAR, Compact Pro, and Applelink formats. It can also expand self-extracting archives created with StuffIt, ZIP, and ARJ. Aladdin Expander supports long file names and works with MIME/Base64 encoded files. It can also join Macintosh-segmented archives. This newest release expands StuffIt 5.x archives (SIT), including self-extracting archives (SEA). It now decodes MacBinary III encoded files (the new format utilized by Mac OS 8.5) and offers Unicode support. In addition, Expander can now open Arc compressed files that contain hierarchical folders.

Do you have a self-extractor archive created by WinZip Self-Extractor which is when you trying to run it - says you: "WinZip Self-Extrzctor header corrupt. Possible cause: bad disk or the file transfer error" (may be this file was infected by virus and then cured)?. Try to use SEA Recovery, it may helps you. [10/5/98]

ARJ is a full-featured file archiving utility that can achieve very high compression levels. It has a huge list of features including: the ability to create self-extracting files; 32-bit CRC file integrity check; byte-by-byte file compare after the archive is built; DOS volume label support; the ability to create archives that can span diskettes; the ability to recover files from broken archives; support for long file names under Windows 95; and much more

ArjFolder integrates with Windows Explorer to let you manage, create, and extract ARJ files. ArjFolder installs as a Windows Shell Extension. By simply right-clicking on any ARJ file, you have options to extract files, repair the archive, check the CRC, or convert the archive to a self-extracting ARJ file. You can also highlight one or more files to create ARJ archives from scratch. Arjfolder can also be used to uncompress ZIP, GZIP, TAR, ACE and CAB files from within Windows Explorer. This newest release supports UNIX Z archives. It can also recursively extract archives from within archives.

EasyZip 2000 is a full-featured archive manager. The program provides complete support for ZIP archives, as well as support for ARJ, ARC, ACE, LHA, CAB, TAR, GZ, ZOO, XXE and UUE formats. It allows your archives to span multiple disks, and to require a password for extraction. You can include comments about each file in an archive, and easily rename files in an archive. EasyZip 2000 offers you the ability to drag and drop files both from and to Windows Explorer for automatic archive extraction and creation. It also features the ability to check archives for viruses, and to install archived programs directly from its interface. This newest release supports ARJ, ARC, ACE, LHA, CAB, TAR, GZ, ZOO, XXE and UUE formats.

PKZIP for DOS is a high performance, full-featured, standard-setting file compression program. Features of PKZIP include: compact, high-speed file compression using a "deflation" algorithm; support for Windows 9x long file names; the ability to "span" a large compressed file across multiple diskettes (with on-the-fly destination diskette formatting); password encryption; authenticity verification; optional zip file and file comments; the ability to store/rebuild directory structures; and more. This download includes PKZIP for creating ZIP files, PKUNZIP for extracting files from ZIP files, PKSFX for creating self-extracting EXE ZIP files and PKZIPFix for fixing ZIP files. This latest release provides full support for Windows 9x long file names. The file storage limitation has been increased -- from 5,000 to over 16,000 files stored in a single ZIP archive. It is now fully Y2K compliant, and it can run in DPMI (DOS Protected Mode Interface) for faster performance under Windows.

PKZIP for Windows (32-bit) is an excellent program for working with compresses ZIP archives. Using the multi-window interface, you can easily view and manipulate ZIP archives and the files that they contain. File operations include adding, deleting, copying, moving, selecting, sorting, viewing, and, of course, zipping and unzipping. You can customize the display in a variety of ways and you can convert ZIP files into Windows or DOS-based self-extracting EXE files (which automatically extract their contents when run under Windows or DOS). Long filenames are now supported within ZIP files. Besides ZIP files, PKZIP now supports TAR, GZIP, MIME, BinHex, UUencoded and XXencoded archives. A helpful Wizard is also included. This newest release adds e-mail send to support. In addition, registered users can create 32-bit self-extracting archives that can be customized in a variety of ways. The EXE can allow an executable to run after extraction, the title bar can be unique, and the EXE can automatically verify its authenticity.

RAR is an archiving utility with a powerful compression algorithm. RAR includes both a full-screen and a command line interface for working with RAR archives, in addition to ZIP, ARJ and LZH archives. It has a compression algorithm that is optimized for multimedia data. RAR can be used to create self-extracting archives. It can recover physically damaged archives and it supports password protection, ANSI comments and volume labels.

Uncompressor '99 is an archive tool designed to quickly extract multiple archives at a time. The program's interface allows fast selection of ZIP and RAR archives, even those located in multiple directories. Whereas other decompression programs would require opening and decompressing each archive separately, UNC99 allows you to extract all compressed files with one button click. It can extract the archived files all to a single directory, or to directories named after the archives.

WinAce is a user-friendly archiving utility which allows you to create, extract, and view archives. WinAce features built-in compression for ACE, LHA, MS-CAB, and ZIP files, and built-in decompression for ACE, ARC, ARJ, GZip, LHA, MS-CAB, RAR, TAR, ZIP, and ZOO formats. You can also create multi-volume (disk-spanning) archives for ACE and MS-CAB formats and self-extracting archives (SFX) for ACE and ZIP files.

WinArj 98 is a file compression utility that handles ARJ archives. It offers a straightforward interface, making it a snap to compress files into, extract files from, and update files in ARJ archives. There are a variety of options, including the ability to create self-extracting files, archives that span multiple disks, and password-protected archives.

Windows Commander (32-bit) is an excellent file and archive manager which can replace Windows Explorer. Unlike Explorer, Commander can display two file windows side by side. This makes it easier to manage files, especially when you need to drag and drop files between folders or drives. A handy drivebar at the top of the display makes it easy to view files and folders on any local or network drive. Commander offers built-in support for archives, allowing you to easily work with ZIP, ARJ, LZH, TAR, RAR, UC2 and CAB files. The archives appear in Commander just like folders, making it a snap to work with compressed files. There is also built-in file encoding and decoding of UUE, XXE and MIME format files. Other features of Commander include: a built-in FTP client; a customizable buttonbar for running commands or launching programs from; a drop-down menu from which to launch programs; the ability to compare files; directory synchronizing; and powerful searching functions (including full-text search and the ability to search inside archives).

WinRAR is a full-featured archiving utility that can handle RAR, ZIP, ARJ, CAB and LZH files. WinRAR can create "RAR" archives that are frequently smaller than ZIP or ARJ files. RAR filescan be self-extracting EXE files, they can perform authenticity verification on themselves, and they can contain embedded color ANSI comments. In addition to the RAR format, WinRAR supports a variety of popular archive formats. It can integrate with the Windows shell, making it a snap to work with almost any type of archive. For ZIP archives, WinRAR can perform extracting, testing, creating, updating, deleting, and repairing operations. It also lets you add or modify comments and create self-extracting ZIP archives. WinRAR provides an "estimate" command that determines the compression ratio of selected files and folders, and a "favorites" menu that contains the names of preselected folders and archives.

WinRAR is a full-featured archiving utility that can create compressed files that are frequently smaller than ZIP or ARJ files. WinRAR works well with multimedia files and can handle ZIP, ARJ, CAB and LZH files. WinRAR archives can be self-extracting EXE files, perform authenticity verification, and contain embedded color ANSI comments. This newest beta offers integrated support for managing ZIP archives, including extracting, testing, creating and updating, deleting, repairing, commenting, and converting to self-extracting. It also has a new "estimate" command for determining compression ratio of selected files and folders, and a new "favorites" menu that contains the names of preselected folders and archives. WinRAR can now integrate with the Windows Shell.

WinZip for Windows (32-bit) provides an intuitive interface for installing, viewing, extracting, adding, and deleting files in ZIP archives. You can easily create, extract files from, and add files to archives without leaving Explorer. Features include: long filenames, right mouse button drag-and-drop, optional virus scanning, a wizard for quickly finding and unzipping files you recently downloaded, an Install button which runs SETUP.EXE or INSTALL.EXE if it's in an archive, and support for other formats, including LZH, ARJ, ARC, MS Compress, self-extracting EXE, and Unix GZ, Z and TAR formats. WinZip also lets you open and extract UUencoded, XXencoded, BinHex and MIME file and create UUencoded files. WinZip handles disk spanning operations almost painlessly. If you create ZIP files that fill up more than one diskette, it automatically prompts you to put in a new diskette to continue the archive. There is no need to specify that you want to use disk spanning before creating the ZIP file.

Winzip Internet Browser Support Add-On (32-bit) lets you download and open archives from the Internet with a single click. This beta adds the ability to download and open files from the Internet with a single click. There is no need to "Save to disk" and then use File Manager to open the downloaded file. In addition, all files that have been downloaded are automatically copied from your Web browser's temporary folders to a folder of your choice. This ensures that a permanent copy of the download is saved on your system, even if the downloaded file is automatically deleted by your browser.

CabPack is a compression utility which creates Cabinet(CAB) files. You simply specify which files to compress, which compression method to use (MSZIP or LZX), where the output files should go, and whether or not the Cabinet files should span multiple disks. CabPack is able to store subdirectories, and depending on the platform you wish to extract the cabinets on, it can also create CAB files that contain long file names.

Decode Shell Extension allows you to decode UUEncoded, XXEncoded, BinHex or Base64 (MIME) files by simply right-clicking on the file in Windows Explorer and selecting Decode from the menu. Decode Shell Extension supports multiple attachments, multi-part files (already concatenated), XXENCODED and User (table) encoded files in addition to UUENCODED, Base64 (MIME) BinHex (Mac format), quoted-printable, and plain text files. This newest version provides improved error handling for files with multiple attachments.

DiskSpan3 lets you create ZIP files that span multiple diskettes by simply right-clicking on any file or set of files. DiskSpan can be accessed easily from anywhere in Windows. Simply select the files you wish to compress, right-click to bring up the shell context menu, choose Send To, and select DiskSpan. DiskSpan will then prompt you to insert diskettes or other removable media as it creates the spanned ZIP file. DiskSpan can also copy or move files anywhere on your computer. If you are copying to disk and the file is too big, DiskSpan will automatically compress and span it across multiple disks. This latest release supports ZIP drives and other removable media.

Minimum requirements: Windows 95/98, VB6 Runtime Files.

Infozip Archive is a collection of Unix-style command line utilities for working with ZIP files. Files include GZIP, UNZIP, ZIP, FUNZIP and UNIPSFX. These are all 32-bit applications that support long filenames.

Jar32 Shell is a graphical user interface for the Jar archive utility. Jar32Shell provides a simple interface for compressing and uncompressing files. It supports long file names.

PAR is a file compression utility designed to work with PAR archives. The program compresses and decompress files in its own PAR format. It features three levels of compression, and can password protection your archives. The interface resembles a simplified file Explorer.

Untar unpacks TAR (Tape ARchives) files often used in Unix and Linux systems. Subdirectories and illegal characters in file names (due to different file name formats between DOS and Unix) can be automatically handled by the program. Untar also supports long file names at the DOS-prompt of Windows 95/98/NT by renaming the files after untaring them.

ZipDrop is an extension to the Windows 95 shell that makes it easier to work with zip files. It allows you to add files to a .zip archive by simply dragging them over to the .zip archive icon and dropping them in.

ZipView is an extension to the Windows 95 shell that makes it easier to work with zip files. It adds a Contents page to the property sheet of zip files that displays their contents. You can select files for extraction by highlighting them and clicking the Extract button.

WinZip Self-Extractor (32-bit) creates compressed, ZIP-compatible self-extracting EXE files which are ideal for electronic distribution and software installation. When a user clicks a self-extracting EXE ZIP file, they are presented with an optional icon and customizable message, a default "Unzip to" directory, and an optional command which runs after Unzip completes (such as INSTALL.EXE or SETUP.EXE). The user has much more control over the extraction and installation process than when using a DOS based self-extracting program such as ZIP2EXE from PKWARE. Self-extracting ZIP files are ZIP compatible and are only 12k larger than the original ZIP. This is especially useful when distributing software or sending files to someone who doesn't have an unzipping program such as Winzip. Features include: options to create self-extracting ZIP files with 32-bit Win32 headers, 16-bit Windows headers with Windows 95 long filename support, or MS-DOS support (one EXE works on either MS-DOS or Windows); option to delete temporary files after running a setup program; support for Sterling Software's InstallShield SETUP program; optional progress meter; command line options; uninstall facility; and more. This beta adds support for industry standard ZIP 2.x encryption, support for Microsoft Authenticode technology (including IE 3.02 code-signing verification), user-specified icons and self-extracting Zip files that unzip automatically.

With PaKBuilder you can pack any file into a single PAK file and compile this PAK file into a standalone PakViewer executable that you can run like any other program. You can add, delete and extract files from the PAK file. In addition you can view HTML documents and Images in the PAK file with PaKBuilder's integral HTML viewer. Files in the PAK file are not compressed, they are just combined into one easy to handle file.

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The only archiver you ever need, featuring internal support for 17 archives, and full support for 9 including ZIP CAB RAR ACE LHA JAR GZ TAR and BH. It features a very familiar interface that you are sure to recognize, and such tools as AntiVirus, CheckOut/Install, Make EXE, Test/Repair, etc. Uses the same plugins as Visual Codec Studio and The Q Utilities, providing for unlimited future expansion potential to support new archive types.

A Zip archives management utility VERY similar to Winzip. It has alll the basic features, plus disk spanning and self -extracting archives creation. Future versions will support other formats (arj, lha, arc, etc.).

Fast Unzipper allows you to easily unzip .zip files, directories full of .zip files, or both (with one button click). It can automatically create individual sub-directories on the fly for each .zip or can unzip into the current directories. You can also choose to recurse stored directory structures or unzip without the included paths. Simply double click a zip file (if you chose to associate in the setup program) or select the files and/or directories, right click on them, choose 'Send To' and click 'Fast Unzipper'. It can even automatically delete the .zip files when it's done! I wrote this program because I was tired of unzipping files one at a time. I had a huge directory of zipped skins (over 200) I had downloaded and I was not about to individually unzip each file one at a time. This application will not only unzip files but will loop through selected directories and unzip any files found in those directories as well.

Multi Unzip program which supports 11 formats (zip, lzh, cab, rar +more). Extracts files from a list one by one (good if you have many files that wont unzip after eachother). Very easy to use.

ES95 english Version identfy 120 archive idependent the extension. Unpack in this version: ZIP, ARC, UC, ARJ, JAR32, WINRAR(RAR), Lhark, ACB, ACE, 777, UFA, IMP, EXP1. The compressed_file can delete after successful unpacking. The directory can scan after unpack. ES95 is a 32 Bit program and required Windows 95/98/NT. Only 40KB long. No DLL requisite.

A unique Zip-File handler which will simplify your archive capabilities forever! Some of it's features are: Automatic Zip-File cataloger, Intuitive workspace, Zip Builder Wizard, Zip Extraction Wizard, Zip Description Extractor, Software Installer and much more.

Aladdin Expander for Windows expands files from the most popular archiving and compression formats found online, including StuffIt (.sit) and ZIP (.zip). Aladdin Expander will also expand files in uuencoded (.uue), BinHex (.hqx), and MacBinary (.bin) formats, such as those commonly found on the Internet. Other archive formats supported include ARC (.arc), Arj (.arj), and gzip (.gz). Aladdin Expander will also expand self-extracting archives created by StuffIt, ZIP, and Arj