-=PCTechTalk=- Re: A free Unzipper??

If 7zp had a feature that WinRAR has, I would switch in a new york 
minute.  I can configure WinRAR to automatically delete all the source 
files once the packing is done.

There's a few other things I like in WinRAR that I haven't look for yet 
in 7zip and won't bother to until it has that feature.

Don

D. Weaver wrote:
> I second this one.  Been using 7-zip since either I stumbled across it, 
> or G' might have recommended it to me, I don't remember which.  Either 
> way.....
>
> It's a dang good program.  None of the bloat that Winzip has become, and 
> the native format for 7zip is really compact, and more archive programs 
> are starting to support it because the archives are smaller in the 7z 
> format than zip.
>
> Dave
>
>
>   
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