Just looking into licenses for the 'trial' version of WinRAR we have installed on most of our machines. It's looking at costing us around £1500 - can anyone suggest an alternative suitable for the kids to extract files only?
Just looking into licenses for the 'trial' version of WinRAR we have installed on most of our machines. It's looking at costing us around £1500 - can anyone suggest an alternative suitable for the kids to extract files only?
We dont allow kids to extract files, they'd get viruses everywhere! heheh
Chris
7zip ??
Thanks - perfect. I took the liberty of adding it to the wiki...
How do you disable Windows Compressed Folders?Originally Posted by ChrisC
Can add my vote to that one... easy to deploy.Originally Posted by gwendes
There's an msi available here:
http://www.doitrightconsulting.net/forum/
.. but you need to register to access the Releases forum which is where they're kept...
Delete this entry.
; Remove Windows built in .ZIP support
[-HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Classes\CompressedFold er]
but there's an official MSI?Originally Posted by contink
http://www.7-zip.org/download.html
I generally use TugZip for opening less commom ZIP formats such as RAR,etc.
http://www.tugzip.com
RAR > ZIP
7-zip supports RAR.
I know, I'm just commenting on the file type.
It sounds scarier that's why y'see.
PARs are cool too. Very clever that. Wonder when PAR3 will arrive...
7 zip has its own format as well which looks to be very good.
Er sort of, it's more a wrapper enabling you to stack and plug in any combination of compression, conversion and encryption modules together.7 zip has its own format as well which looks to be very good
More info at Wikipedia
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/7z
don't forget unrar http://www.winrar.de/edownload/tools.html
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