- BETTER THAN PEAZIP ZIP FILE
- BETTER THAN PEAZIP ARCHIVE
- BETTER THAN PEAZIP CODE
- BETTER THAN PEAZIP ZIP
I have updated the various supporting binaries, upgraded to the newest versions of AutoIt (for the program) and Inno Setup (for the installer), and added some new features.
Note that this is not an official release of the program but an unofficial interim build, which, whilst it has been tested pretty thoroughly, comes with no guarantee that it will function correctly on your system. One other peeve is if it extracts the same data twice it renames files and creates extra work for me.Įxactly why it needs a default compression value that DEFINITELY does not do that.Since nitro322 seems to be on hiatus for the time being, I have decided to upload my custom unofficial version of UniExtract, v1.6.5, which I have been using on a daily basis myself. I used it every day for a couple months but got tired of the gui issue etc.Īt least now it has progress indicators. If gui was fixed so that options did not freakin' vanish AND it could hold a default compression value without looking for another file (ridiculous). Using winrar 4.65 now and it is FLAWLESS. (& peazip) if you simply copy prog folder to another location. I can't see browsing for a saved file in order for this to act a specific way on a regular basis.Īs for being portable-so is winrar, 7-zip, etc. very very irritatingĪlso-Why is there no default compression value. STILL, (as with previous versions) when I go into options and mouseover them they all disappear & I have to mouse again to see what the hell is what the hell. nice move Microsoft, I guess there are just people deserving the Monopoly. defeating the purpose of writing a multiplatform application and bounding developers to work for Windows word.
BETTER THAN PEAZIP CODE
Why not from context menu (this is in documentation too)? Because Windwos API sucks and you can't pass multiple itmes through a context menu entry, unless you write specific code to query the system for selected items. or you can just use the SendTo menu entry (just one click away) "Add to archive" rather than the context menu entry "Add to SEPARATE archives" (did you get the SEPATATE part?). or just drag them to the application (this way you are not limited to add only from the folder you are browsing as in 7zip, winrar, winzip and the others).
BETTER THAN PEAZIP ARCHIVE
You can add multiple files and dirs to a single archive from the application itself: open peazip and just add files to the archive. "By default, the output path of the archive will be the SAME AS THAT OF THE SOURCE you please just take time to read the documentation before spending 10x the time to write absurdities on the web? For me, that removes the primary use I would make of the program.I'm certain this is not intentional because the online documentation (quoted below) from Peazip specifically says that is DOES perform the function I require:
BETTER THAN PEAZIP ZIP
And, if you try to check Original folder as the destination, Peazip insists on ALSO checking (in grey, so you cannot uncheck it) the box that causes EACH target file to create a separate zip file, instead of a combined, single file.
BETTER THAN PEAZIP ZIP FILE
Pros: Works well EXCEPT for the ONE very serious con that prevents me from using it, since it the one function I use the most:Ĭons: Peazip 8.7.0 (Windows 11) will NOT create a new zip file IN THE SAME FOLDER where the target files live.īottom Line: Peazip offers to let you set a default destination (the documentation SAYS the default destination is the same folder), but will only allow you to TYPE IN a FULL path - it does NOT offer an option for the default path to be in the Original, or same, folder (even when you are using the context menu in that folder).
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