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UNSOLVED Quake 1/2 .PAK file support
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UNSOLVED Better archive type handling with drag & drop
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SOLVED Find file in archive.
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UNSOLVED Encrypt files inside archive that has already been created [.zipx]
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SOLVED Fast Extract large files directly to target directory
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SOLVED Serpent-256 Encryption for PAE/PAE2
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UNSOLVED Make portable version compatible with PortableApps
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UNSOLVED PBS Filenames
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UNSOLVED pCloud
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UNSOLVED ownCloud / Nextcloud
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UNSOLVED Setting to keep X number of backups
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SOLVED auto open first level in folder treeview when archive is opened
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SOLVED I think SVG files should be treated as text files.
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SOLVED Command Line Switch for View Mode
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UNSOLVED move back and forth via prev/next buttons in archive/folders
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SOLVED Different Hash Algorithns
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UNSOLVED Backups files ordering by NAME as default
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UNSOLVED czip support
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UNSOLVED using forward and back mouse buttons in interface
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UNSOLVED Backup and Comments
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64-bit == faster de/compression;
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It speeds things up for those of us running x64.
Also dual-core support would be good, if it’s not already present.
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Multicore support - from 2x to 8x faster than WinZip 12
Support for dual core, quad core and i7 computers for nearly up to 8x speed improvement over competing utilities that do not have multicore zip support (WinZip, WinRar). Multicore compression is supported for deflate and LZMA methods.
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I just put together a new Vista 64 machine with a quad core AMD processor so I should see a dramatic improvement over my old XP powered single core AMD?
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@Larry:
I just put together a new Vista 64 machine with a quad core AMD processor so I should see a dramatic improvement over my old XP powered single core AMD?
because of 64bit - no… because of quad core, yes… when it comes to zip (deflate/lzma) and 7zip compression.
Particulary, zip deflate is blazing now :-). Of course, with PA 2010.
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Thank you!
