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(Unverified)Jul 19th 2005 4:54AM
Izarc i pretty good, but I think TUGZip (also freeware, with the author working on releasing v4.0 as open source). Get it at www.tugzip.com. It even includes a self-extractor.
While Windows DOES include basic ZIP functionality, for all the people that downloads WinZip, using TUGZip (or Izarc or 7-zip or..or. many of the other free options) is an easy transition. I prefer TUGZip over the others due to its superior (IMHO) designed interface - easily the best of the free options. It also supports almost all compression formats you can through at it (even ISO and other CD-image files)
It's even translated to 10+ languages and the author is very very reponsive with bug and feature requests.