Re: "Extra" release: Ringlink 1.04

["Bill Wilson" <wtwilson3@earthlink.net>]

Gunnar Hjalmarsson wrote:
> > Bill Wilson wrote:
> > I'm still unable to unpack the tar.Z file.  
>
> [ . . . ]  Or you can download an evaluation copy of WinZip...
I found a better solution.  A true freeware application called "Power 
Archiver."  It handles all archives, including the tar.Z and something 
like 15 other kinds.  Very nice interface, and no nagging.  I've 
switched from PKZip for good.  
Here's the features list from the home page:  
- built-in compression for ZIP(including Quake III PK3, JAR - 
JavaARchiver, OWK and REP files), CAB, LHA (LZH), TAR, 
TAR.GZ, TAR.BZ2 and BH (BlakHole), ...    
- built-in decompression for ZIP, CAB, LHA, RAR, ACE, ARJ, 
TAR, GZIP, BZIP2, ARC, ZOO, BH, ...    
- built-in support for XXE and UUE encoded files   
- multi-volume ("disk spanning") archives for ZIP format   
- self-extracting archives ("sfx") for ZIP, RAR, ACE, ARJ, LHA and 
BH formats   
- easy-to-use interface with many customizable options, drag & drop 
support, full integration with Windows Explorer using Explorer Shell 
Extensions, ...    
- lot of tools like for converting archives, repairing archives, spanning 
archives, ...   
- New! skinnable toolbar (don't forget to visit "Toolbar Skins" section)   
- and many, many more powerful and practical features ...  
Everyone check it out at:   http://www.powerarchiver.com/
I think you'll like it.
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