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ActiveX OCX to compress and uncompress strings or array of bytes - Ability to compress and uncompress strings in the gzip format - The code is optimized for new processors - The compression engine is loaded dynamically in the process -
.Net control to compress and uncompress files in the standard gzip format , the code is optimized for new processors , running very fast in the win32 environment , the compression engine is loaded dinamically in the control , with the ability to pause , resume and cancel the execution -
ActiveX OCX to compress , uncompress , delete , test and list zip files , can handle zip files with or without passwords , the code receive information about the zip file , destination directory , password , arguments and options regarding compression or decompression using a xml like parser that can accept several commands , and the commands are intuitive making it very easy to be used , with this control you can create your own zip utility -
ActiveX OCX to compress files with an advanced compression format - Ability to compress and uncompress files using an advanced compression format - It can compress better than gzip, zlib , zip or bzip2 - The compression engine is loaded dynamically in the process - Ability to pause , resume and cancel the execution -
File2Pack (File To Pack) is a packed file manager capable of creating and extracting highly compressed packed files. It serves for the following: compacting and archiving files; backing-up and restoring files; opening or creating F2P archives. Very easy to use! Drag-and-drop files and/or folders into its explorer-style, fully customizable window. You can easily add, remove, replace, extract, open, or even edit files directly in the package! -
NTFS compression tool companion of WinRar that will periodically scan source folders, creates candidates for ftp send with normalized filenames like RA0000001.rar into target folder waiting for transfer. In reception location it uncompress restoring Macintosh structures and filenames and Windows 2000 files with properties (Title, Subject, Comments, Keywords, etc.). Compressed files keep their data fork, resource fork and Finder information.