Express Zip File Compression can help you manage archives. In this regard, it allows both extracting and compressing data. The program can open a very long list of archive formats, which includes but is not limited to ZIP, CAB, TAR, 7Z, RAR, and ISO. It is shame that only a few formats can be created, though.
There are various ways by which you can open an archive with this tool. One of them is by dragging and dropping the desired file on its interface. Likewise, you can use the Open file dialog. However, it is perhaps easier if you simply associate the specific file type with the software or use the Explorer’s contextual menu. Once the file is opened, you can explore the zipped contents quite similarly to what you do in Windows built-in file manager. The open files can be converted to other formats, like ZIP, 7Z, TAR, TGZ, and WIM.
If you create a new archive, you can add contents quite easily and even organize them in folders. Depending on your needs, you can set an appropriate compression level. And of course, higher compression rates are processed more slowly. It is also possible to set a file size limit and create multiple volumes according to the available storage capacity. For distribution purposes, it is always a good idea to create self-extracting archives, which do not require any decompressing software on the destination computer. Moreover, the program supports encrypting contents, which makes them unavailable unless the user has the correct password. more
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