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7-Zip 9.34 Alpha


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7-Zip is an open-source file archiver, that offers the highest compression ratio, using the new 7z format, which delivers compression results that are usually 30-50% better than standard ZIP. We tested it with a server log file, which compressed with ZIP had a file size of 18 mb and using 7-Zip was reduced to 8 Mb (results may vary, depending on file type). 7Zip supports 7z, ZIP, CAB, RAR, ARJ, GZIP, BZIP2, TAR, CPIO, RPM and DEB formats, so it can be used with all popular archive files. The program offers a basic file explorer interface and also integrates into the Windows right-click menu. It can be associated with any of the supported formats and also offers command/line support.

Thanks to jasonliul for the update.

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What a mess with all those Alpha version!! :s

Why not finish the old render them stable?!?

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I switched to PeaZip at least just for the icons (I'm sick of the Windows 95 ones), while it supports 7-zip and other things.

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I switched to PeaZip at least just for the icons (I'm sick of the Windows 95 ones), while it supports 7-zip and other things.

Haven't you tried 7-zip icon changer. ^_^

Download it here:

http://www.7ztm.de/

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I switched to PeaZip at least just for the icons (I'm sick of the Windows 95 ones), while it supports 7-zip and other things.

Haven't you tried 7-zip icon changer. ^_^

Download it here:

http://www.7ztm.de/

You are right I didn't know there's a theme manager. :)

Excellent !

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Well it seems really alpha… It can't work at all, saying that it doesn't have permission. I also get error when making file association, both even when I run in admin. Uninstalled.

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I know it is only an Alpha, but I have to close explorer.exe manually at every installation.

I am sure an installer can do that.

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for me shell extension not work in this 9.34 alpha version, with 9.32 it is fine

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i screwed myself, i put 32-bit shell extension dll under 64-bit 7-zip

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Am gonna wait for at least a beta version or stable if I can keep my patience.

Currently on 9.22 beta (x86).

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Am gonna wait for at least a beta version or stable if I can keep my patience.

Currently on 9.22 beta (x86).

9.25 is good! ;)

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Are RAR5 archives completely supported on 7-Zip, now?

No, as ZinnPL rightly said. But it will be addressed first thing after this version has gone beta, which will be soon, according to Igor on his 7-Zip forum.

programmer is slow in updating 7-Zip

You sure are right about that, but as long as it's a one man show for free, nobody can complain really.

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unknownasphyxiated

Why bother to list an "alpha" software version ? :wtf:

Recommended NOT to front paged any alpha software versions. B)

work like stable for me

it's still in "alpha" to solve problem when running using command, not much for gui

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