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» Site title: Archive Comparison Test
» Site description: A set of benchmarks designed to show the state of the art in lossless data compression, by Jeff Gilchrist.
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» Site title: BitJazz Inc.
» Site description: Lossless compression for photoquality images. Cross-platform. SDK. Free reader.
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» Site title: CAM Development - CAM UnZip
» Site description: Free zip file utility, which allows you to quickly, open, create, and modify ZIP archives. In addition, CAM Unzip supports password protection, and can run an archive's Setup file automatically after it is unzipped.
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» Site title: CoffeeCup Free Zip Wizard
» Site description: Free Zip/Unzip utility. CoffeeCup Free Zip Wizard has built-in E-mail and FTP functions, so you can Zip and send your files in one easy step.
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» Site title: ExpressZIP
» Site description: ZIP and UNZIP Management complete with built-in Wizards to walk you through creating ZIP and EXE (self extracting) archives.
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» Site title: FilZip 2000
» Site description: Free application to handle a variety of archive file formats, including .ace, .arc. arj, .cab, .gz, .lha, .jar, .rar, .tar and of course .zip. (Win 9x/NT/2000/Me)
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» Site title: GZIPSite Website Compression
» Site description: Tool that can help you make static HTML websites run 50% faster and save 50-80% of the bandwidth.
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» Site title: Hifn Inc.
» Site description: Designs, develops, and markets compression processors, encryption/compression processors, and software which provide alternatives for the implementation of high performance networks and tape storage devices. (Nasdaq: HIFN).
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» Site title: Info-ZIP
» Site description: Ffree, portable compression and extraction utilities for archives compressed in .zip format. Discussion forum, source code, and binaries for several platforms.
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» Site title: JET-Software
» Site description: Software house in Germany, with compression products for mainframe, midrange and mini systems.
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» Site title: Maximum Compression
» Site description: Aims to show the maximum achievable lossless data compression ratio for several filetypes (text, executable, bmp). The best 150+ programs for every filetype are shown in a table indicating compression ratio and switches/options used to achieve that compression.
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» Site title: PeaZip
» Site description: Presents this free, open source archiver featuring volume spanning, authenticated encryption and compression in several formats. Includes download links, documentation and a support forum.
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» Site title: QccPack
» Site description: Quantization, Compression, and Coding Library. C source code freely available.
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» Site title: QuikCAT Technologies
» Site description: Specializing in data compression software technologies for wireless transmission, Internet acceleration, Microsoft Exchange and Lotus Notes E-mail acceleration, and PDA video conferencing, using cellular automata transforms.
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» Site title: Rarissimo
» Site description: Companion tool for WinRAR for preserving NTFS alternate streams.
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» Site title: RARReg
» Site description: Offers downloads, support forums and registration for RAR compression tools.
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» Site title: RemoteZip Zip File Manager
» Site description: A ZIP File Manager that runs on a Web server and has a browser based interface.
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» Site title: RICAZip
» Site description: High performance lossless image compression applications, utilities and libraries.
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» Site title: ROG
» Site description: German reseller of WinRAR, with information in English and German. Prices in Euros.
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» Site title: Smacker Video Technology
» Site description: A compressor for video, animation and sound data includes video compression with twice the video quality and now uses the Bink audio codec for perceptually lossless 8 to 1 compression.
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» Site title: SolutionSoft Systems, Inc.
» Site description: E-Space, compression software for online archiving and disk space management.
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» Site title: 1StepUnzip
» Site description: Easy to use shareware tool for unzipping and installing your downloaded Internet files.
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» Site title: USENET Compression FAQ
» Site description: This URL takes you to a compression FAQ that explains compression to technical people as well as describing the various programs, and what they do to users.
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» Site title: WinAce
» Site description: Relative new though already used on many sites. When compared to WinZip the most important advantage of WinAce is better compression.
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» Site title: Xceed Software Inc.
» Site description: Makers of Zip and Unzip data compression controls for Windows developers that use ActiveX, OCX, VBX and DLLs.
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» Site title: x-PRESS
» Site description: Delivers cross-platform data compression for data transfer, archiving, and retrieval.Part of the CoSORT family of sort and data manipulation solutions.
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» Site title: ZBit Inc.
» Site description: COM objects to Zip and Unzip files.
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» Site title: 7-Zip
» Site description: Open source Windows utility for manipulating archives. Formats 7z, ZIP, GZIP, BZIP2 and TAR are supported fully, other formats can be unpacked.
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» Site title: ZipALot
» Site description: Takes all the ZIP archives from one directory and extracts them to another one, allows you to handle more than one ZIP archive at once. Free open-source software for Win32.
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» Site title: ZipMail
» Site description: Compression for Lotus Notes, that automatically compresses attached files into ZIP files or self-extracting files. Features full integration with the Lotus Notes email client software.
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» Site title: Zipsearch
» Site description: Zipsearch is shareware to search compressed zip archives for files inside archives. The program finds text strings within the files for viewing and changes.
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» Site title: zlib
» Site description: A massively spiffy yet delicately unobtrusive compression library.
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» Site title: Zzip
» Site description: A compression tool under GPL. Zzip compression algorithm is mainly based on the Burrows-Wheeler Transform method developed by Mike Burrows and David Wheeler.
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