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Therefore, knowing that you have version 9.06 installed doesn't really tell you how old or how fresh it is (unless it were the first week of January 2009).
What 9.xx does accomplish is putting the version of 7-Zip closer to the current version of WinZip, seemingly as a marketing move. Perhaps the author is trying to shore up the prospects of monetizing 7-Zip in the near future.
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If so, I still think the GUI is where he could get more buck for the bang.Īnonymouscowturd, you can update 7z archives just fine, as long as they are not Solid. The problem is that Solid is automatically set by default in the GUI if you choose anything in the Compression level drop-down list other than Store. You can override it by choosing Non-solid in the Solid Block size drop-down list, but you cannot customize the Compression level choices to remember this. This is just one of many long-standing annoyances about the GUI. People look at the GUI and say it's not so bad, but that's solely based on superficial appearance. As we can see from anonymouscowturd's confusion, the awkward design of the GUI is leading people to think that certain capabilities aren't available. Well if you (or someone else) already created a Solid 7z archive due to the clumsy GUI, you'll simply get a terse error from the command-line when trying to update it, not a clear explanation of what's going on and why. OPEN AND COMPRESS WITH QUEUE BETTERZIP UPDATE Frankly, I think WinRAR's GUI is ugly and does a poor job presenting its Compression Profiles feature and shell Integration options in the Settings dialog.
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OPEN AND COMPRESS WITH QUEUE BETTERZIP HOW TOīUT it has never misled me about what I can do with RAR archives, and it's always obvious how to do it. Interface is not the prettiest but I have installed this on several PCs and users can open compressed files they receive easily. I have read the comments and have just downloaded IZARC and will be checking it out especially since they have a portable version that runs off a USB flash drive. Someone mentioned the fact that 7-zip does not support ARC or ACE. OPEN AND COMPRESS WITH QUEUE BETTERZIP RARĥ5% of what is downloaded from P2P/Usenet is in RAR format, 20% in ZIP (only because Windows has ZIP support built-in) and the remainder in TAR/GZ with a maybe 5% in 7Z format which is truthfully the only reason I have 7Zip on my system as I already have WinRAR. I used to have WinACE when I was running Windows 98 and even then most things required ZIP/RAR and occasionally ARJ. It's been literally YEARS since I have run across anything compressed with ACE or even ARC (MS-DOS and BBS era). It is probably good to have software that supports obsolete compression schemes for software stored on floppy diskettes and ZIP drives but you can definitely live without it. I wouldn't mind if the GUI were simply clunky. What I do mind is that longstanding, obvious bugs in the GUI never get fixed. OPEN AND COMPRESS WITH QUEUE BETTERZIP RARįor example, the Test button on the toolbar simply doesn't work.
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