WinRAR is a 32-bit Windows version of the RAR archiver - a powerful tool which allows you to create, manage and control archive files. There are several versions of RAR, for a number of operating environments, currently available:
RAR for DOS, OS/2, Windows (32-bit), Unix (Linux, BSD, SCO, Sparc and HP-UX) and
BeOS.
- WinRAR features
- Complete support of RAR and ZIP archives;
- Highly sophisticated, original compression algorithm;
- Special multimedia compression algorithm;
- Shell interface including drag-and-drop facility;
- Command line interface;
- Non RAR archives (CAB, ARJ, LZH, TAR, GZ, ACE, UUE) management;
- Solid archiving, which can raise compression ratio by 10% - 50% over more common methods, particularly when packing a large number of small, similar files;
- Multivolume archives;
- Creation of self-extracting archives (also multivolume) using the default or optional SFX modules;
- Recovering physically damaged archives;
- Support for Unicode in file names;
- Other service functions, such as encryption, archive comments (with ANSI esc sequences support), error logging, etc.
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