Mac OS X 10.x has embedded Create Archive Ctrl+Click command in Finder. It also `handles` .zip archives. However there are shortcomings in archive handling. I had multigigabytes archives with thousand of images and when I need just few (one?) of them Mac OS X kept on unzipping all of the files. Slow, clumsy, eats time and disk space.

From Addicted Downloader: Thanks to zipeg! (Leo Kuznetsov)

I really miss WinZip on Macintosh. This is the way it was 2 years ago now. BetterZip was not around yet and The Unarchiver was not much better than the BOMArchiveHandler. Also WinRar was not available for Macintosh and password protected AES-encrypted rar archives were out of reach.

All of that prompted me to look around. All I found was command line excellent p7zip by the author of 7-zip Igor Pavlov. I put Java UI in front of 7zip engine and did a bit of work to extract EXIF thumbnails from JPEG digital photographs. The result was Zipeg. It is available for free from:

http://www.zipeg.com

for both Macintosh and Windows.

Enjoy

Leo Kuznetsov

Pointwise, the next-generation of CFD meshing software, is now available. A new, modern, intuitive graphical interface, undo & redo, highly automated mesh assembly, and other features simplify mesh generation like nothing before.

More info > http://www.pointwise.com/

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