WinRAR is an archive manager with support for packing RAR and ZIP archives and unpacking RAR, ZIP, ZIP64, 7Z (7-Zip), CAB, ARJ, LZH (Lempel-Ziv-Huffman), TAR, GZ, ACE, UUE, BZ2, JAR (Java Archive developed by Sun Microsystems) and ISO (ISO9660) archives. You may use it to backup your data, reduce the size of email attachments, decompress files downloaded from the Internet and create your own file archives.
What's new in Version 3.70 beta 6:
* Bugs corrected:
a) WinRAR shell did not allow to create recovery volumes for locked RAR volumes. Now the recovery volumes option is accessible for both locked and not locked RAR volumes;
What's new in Version 3.70 beta 6:
* Bugs corrected:
a) WinRAR shell did not allow to create recovery volumes for locked RAR volumes. Now the recovery volumes option is accessible for both locked and not locked RAR volumes;
b) WinRAR displayed incorrect sizes for files inside of UDF ISO archives if file size exceeded 4 GB. Such files were unpacked correctly, but their sizes in file list window were displayed wrong.
















Nice to see you are stickin it to the software industry and all the developers out there that need money to live
Thank You
Neowin posts information about a software release. Why did you have to respond with an alternative? If you don't have anything actually constructive to say about it why did you have to post?
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This beta runs very well on vista/xp and file sizes have shrunk by a small fraction.
By the way, WinRAR can unpack the 7z format, even though it currently doesn't pack files in that format.
The 'trial' version covers most needs..
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