I was thinking that you would still need a third party application if you wanted to create zip files. I have never had a need to create zip files and I do not know if Windows can do this natively.
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Right click> send to> compressed folderI was thinking that you would still need a third party application if you wanted to create zip files. I have never had a need to create zip files and I do not know if Windows can do this natively.
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The native zip function is single-threaded though. It's ok for small text files and stuff but you're better off with 7zip for anything else.I was thinking that you would still need a third party application if you wanted to create zip files. I have never had a need to create zip files and I do not know if Windows can do this natively.
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I've been using PeaZip (64 bit) for years and had a lot of luck with it.. You ever compared the two?
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Pea is good, I dropped it because I couldn't drag directly from temp zip files (open vs save) into folders.
All of these apps use the same compression libraries at this point, you're mostly just getting a different UI and few features here and there.
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