Free Winrar!
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Free Winrar!
Just go to
http://nct.digitalriver.com/fulfill/0233.001
And sign up to get a license key.
Gonna test it right now.
http://nct.digitalriver.com/fulfill/0233.001
And sign up to get a license key.
Gonna test it right now.
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7-Zip is just better. It can open pretty much anything, even lzh. 7-Zip can't MAKE rars, but once you have it, and since it's a completely free and open source program, you can just switch over to 7z for everything.
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I've yet to see any clear advantages of it over winrar. Oh well. The classics will never die.Quzar wrote:7-Zip is just better. It can open pretty much anything, even lzh. 7-Zip can't MAKE rars, but once you have it, and since it's a completely free and open source program, you can just switch over to 7z for everything.
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Its free?Wagh wrote:I've yet to see any clear advantages of it over winrar. Oh well. The classics will never die.Quzar wrote:7-Zip is just better. It can open pretty much anything, even lzh. 7-Zip can't MAKE rars, but once you have it, and since it's a completely free and open source program, you can just switch over to 7z for everything.
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That's kind of a pointless argument, considering this thread was promoting a free version of Winrar.stagg wrote:Its free?Wagh wrote:I've yet to see any clear advantages of it over winrar. Oh well. The classics will never die.Quzar wrote:7-Zip is just better. It can open pretty much anything, even lzh. 7-Zip can't MAKE rars, but once you have it, and since it's a completely free and open source program, you can just switch over to 7z for everything.
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7-Zip can open rar files. It's own file compression scheme is also about 10% higher compression than rar and is supported by more programs.Nick wrote:Except WinRar can open RARs. Which is kinda important in a lot of instances.
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meh.
With harddrive sizes becoming so large nowadays and programs still remaining relatively small, the compression programs are becoming obsolete. It's a great way to package programs and the like, but I'd sooner take ease of use/compatibility over better compressing algorithm.
Then again in my Windows days I used to use PowerArchiver for everything.... <3 that program, but not sure if its still around (or still free).
Edit: Although still compression, I prefer mountable image files more than anything... they're so much easier to use without the need to compress. Mount, install, eject. Done.
With harddrive sizes becoming so large nowadays and programs still remaining relatively small, the compression programs are becoming obsolete. It's a great way to package programs and the like, but I'd sooner take ease of use/compatibility over better compressing algorithm.
Then again in my Windows days I used to use PowerArchiver for everything.... <3 that program, but not sure if its still around (or still free).
Edit: Although still compression, I prefer mountable image files more than anything... they're so much easier to use without the need to compress. Mount, install, eject. Done.