The only option.
Thanks much!
There are versions of 7z available that run on Window 95.
Been using 7-zip for almost twenty years
The only option.
Thanks much!
There are versions of 7z available that run on Window 95.
Been using 7-zip for almost twenty years
tar -zcvf
That's a linux command.
alternative to
Winzip
Clearly he needs a windows utility.
Clearly he needs a windows utility.
windows
There's his problem.
What americanthinker said
Winrar is trialware. Not free
Yeah been using it for 25 years or whenever it came out the trial never ends lol
Ninite.com shows one called peazip. Never used it.
peazip is ok, but when it comes down to it 7z tops them all.
Been using the trial version for about 20 years.
What 0K said AmericanThinker said
Linux box just opens it always for free. I don't do anything. It has something built in.
Windows has had native zip integration since WinMe. Installing Winzip is a waste of time, and may not even open modern archives depending on what version you use.
However, as others have said, 7z is the only correct answer.
7zip for most cases, however Winrar might be better when it comes down to command line options (or at least it does for some uses I had in the past).
Always 7zip, now and forever, or until a better alternative comes along. It also unRARs.
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