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Kolbass · 08-04-2012, 10:33 PM

HaoZip

fit as well as possible.
First, its interface repeats the usual WinRAR. Secondly, supports compression formats 7z, ZIP, and TAR unpacking almost all popular compression formats. Among them: RAR, ISO, UDF, ACE, UUE, Bzip2, CAB, ARJ, JAR, LZH, RPM, Z, LZMA, NSIS, DEB, MSI, CPIO, XAR and others. Third, for it does not have to pay
In addition to supporting a huge number of formats, HaoZip allows you to create multi-volume, as well as self-extracting archives (only when using the algorithm 7z) and password protected. The program can recover damaged archives and uses Hyper-threading technology, which allows you to compress and extract files with the high speed.
HaoZip has easy-to-use interface and customizable skins, and also supports the drag-and-drop integrated into the context menu of Windows. Original annotations for .7Z, high ability to repair damaged zip file. And selected a variety of functions including batch picture converter, MD5 checksum, image viewer to meet your needs!

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JoeBlack40 · (This post was last modified: 08-05-2012 12:46 AM by JoeBlack40.)

Tried it,and i wasn't so impressed.Bandizip is far more better,IMHO.

**amazingAG** · 08-05-2012, 02:06 AM

I think PeaZip is better than this. Still thanks for informing.

**grr** · 08-05-2012, 02:29 AM

I vote for 7zip Dance

~~constantine76~~ · 08-05-2012, 03:13 AM

Tried this one before and it seems to be like WinRAR --might be a clone. I installed it alongside WinRAR 3.x and it boinked the WinRAR installation. It would not work properly especially the "extract here". With Haozip it will run. That wasn't the case when I installed 7zip alonside WinRAR. Both would function okay whichever I choose to use.

Haozip also always tries to call home. had to make a rule in the firewall to block it. In fairness it does look promising but have not decided to keep it.

JoeBlack40 · (08-05-2012)

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Haozip also always tries to call home. had to make a rule in the firewall to block it.

What do you understand by "call home"?Don't you think that maybe the software tries to check for updates?