zip genious ou zip central - your opinion?

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I use Zip Central at the moment
www.zipcentral.iscool.net
Runs fine,.. really nice...
Is there any major differences with Zip Genius
www.snapfiles.com/get/zipgenius.html

Are there better alternatives iyho?
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ZipCentral IMHO....... it's fast, robust, stable, and is a dream to work
with ;o)

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I know I'm probably wrong, I just like taking part ;o)
 
Does ZipCentral support any format other than zip? There is no mention of
rar or such on features list,

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Fran said:
Does ZipCentral support any format other than zip? There is no mention of
rar or such on features list,

"nondisputandum.com - freeware lists"
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Having tried them *all* (that I've found over the years, anyway) I can say
that Zip Genius does everything I need and more, RAR, ZIP etc. etc. - even
built-in backup and FTP client. A bit on the large side for hard-drive
tightwads (Hi Boomer :-)), but it is solid, almost as quick as W**zip on my
machine, and very reliable. Cutter, an added file splicing tool, is I feel
un-necessary these days with Cdrs and re-writables etc., but for those with
floppies, very handy indeed, I'm sure.
I really do recommend this one, especially XP users.
Oh, I've no affiliation to the makers of ZG, just a happy bunny.

Tony (UK)
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Having tried them *all* (that I've found over the years, anyway) I can say
that Zip Genius does everything I need and more, RAR, ZIP etc. etc. - even
built-in backup and FTP client. A bit on the large side for hard-drive
tightwads (Hi Boomer :-)), but it is solid, almost as quick as W**zip on my
machine, and very reliable. Cutter, an added file splicing tool, is I feel
un-necessary these days with Cdrs and re-writables etc., but for those with
floppies, very handy indeed, I'm sure.
I really do recommend this one, especially XP users.
Oh, I've no affiliation to the makers of ZG, just a happy bunny.
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Hi Tony,

I'll give it a whirl.

Have you tried IZArc? It's very WinRAR-like, and I consider WinRAR to be the
best archiver, free of non-free.

Bob

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On Sat, 03 Apr 2004 19:36:31 GMT, nondisputandum.com - freeware lists

The website is bugfree... hope the soft is also..
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Great archiver. You'll like it.

Bob

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Having tried them *all* (that I've found over the years, anyway) I can say
that Zip Genius does everything I need and more, RAR, ZIP etc. etc. - even
built-in backup and FTP client. A bit on the large side for hard-drive
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I tried it. It's very competent, and definitely feature packed, but it goes
over the top for me. I guess I go to the Boomer school of skinny software.
ZipGenius does too many things that are unrelated to archiving for my
personal taste. Of course you already warned me, so I knew it was big and
complex. It appears to be a really good archiver, but not to my personal
liking.

Bob

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