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AlZip unzips it al, um, all
Today, at least for me, a new little app enters the fray, called ALZip. AL has got some serious options built into the app, which makes it a bunch more customizable, and I suppose some would even say better. The goodness meter doesn't stop there, it keeps going.
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Subscribe to commentsKiddie CarJan 25th 2007 10:50PM
Useless... it'll be swallowed up within a yr. What is the differentiator here anyway? Cute icons? YEst another proprietary format?
ahoierJan 25th 2007 9:32PM
7-Zip above all, at the moment anyways. It's open source, and free. I've only had ONE archive so far, that 7-zip couldn't open, and interestingly enough, Windows Compressed folder was able to open it...the same thing used to compress it...
Version4Jan 25th 2007 9:43PM
Nothing beats 7-Zip
lorddamanJan 26th 2007 10:29AM
I have to agree with 7-zip. It may look bad, but it's far faster.
Plus I keep universal extractor around to handle the occasional oddball format i come across
http://www.softpedia.com/get/Compression-tools/Universal-Extractor.shtml
LordDaManJan 25th 2007 11:00PM
I have to agree with 7-zip comments. It may look bad, but it's small and fast.
Plus for the oddball formats I come across once in a while i use universal extractor
http://www.softpedia.com/get/Compression-tools/Universal-Extractor.shtml
TrevorJan 25th 2007 11:32PM
i personally use ZipGenius its free and works everytime.
http://www.zipgenius.it/eng/index.php
MartinJan 26th 2007 4:35AM
OT: What is the visual style you're using in your screenshot?
hhhJan 26th 2007 9:54AM
IZarc is my favorite...
http://www.izarc.org/
LordDaManJan 26th 2007 11:32AM
Sorry for the double post :D
@Martin,
That's the program itself. It always looks like that
KenJan 26th 2007 7:05PM
Two more very good, free replacements for WinZip exist that have not been mentioned above:
Filzip
http://www.filzip.com/
ExtractNow
http://www.extractnow.com/
I've yet to come across a free replacement for WinRAR that will repair damaged RAR files. :(
ningengenkiJan 29th 2007 1:11AM
Have you even used AlZip? It's one of the most easiest things I have used being free. (to the one who said AlZip won't survive their first year, i'm sorry to tell you but the Korean version has been out for around a decade)