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WinZip Self-Extractor 3.0

Operation System: Windows All
License: Shareware
Size: 1.25 MB
Date: 2006-05-31 02:57:27

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WinZip Self-Extractor is a useful utility program which creates self-extracting Zip files. These self-extracting Zip files are ideal for electronic file distribution, because they allow the receiver to use a familiar Windows interface to decompress files without a separate unzip utility. Additionally, self-extracting Zip files can optionally run a "setup" or "installation" program, provided by the creator, after the files are decompressed.

WinZip Self-Extractor 2.2 is a companion product to WinZip and is separately licensed. The current release of WinZip contains WinZip Self-Extractor Personal Edition, a subset of WinZip Self-Extractor 2.2. For a comparison between WinZip Self-Extractor Personal Edition and WinZip Self-Extractor 2.2, click here.

Here are some key features of "WinZip Self Extractor":
· NEW Support for Advanced Encryption Create self-extracting Zip files that contain AES, 128- or 256-bit key, encrypted Zip files.
· NEW Additional Compression Method Support PPMd and Enhanced Deflate compressed files now supported.
· NEW Incorporate High-Res Icons Windows 2000 or Windows XP users can use 16X16, 32X32, and 48X48 4-bit, 8-bit or 32-bit alpha-blended color icons.
· Wizard driven WinZip Self-Extractor is wizard driven, which simplifies the process of building self-extracting Zip files.
· Customization Easily create and customize your self-extracting Zip files.
· Customize software installations WinZip Self-Extractor can create self-extracting Zip files for software installation that allow you to customize the self-extracting Zip file's icon and dialog box text, as well as open any file using the application associated with that file on the end-user's machine.
· Span disks A self-extracting Zip file created by WinZip Self-Extractor can span multiple removable disks.
· Invoke from Start/Run command WinZip Self-Extractor can be run from the "Start" menu's "Run" dialog box by simply typing "wzipse32".
· Self-extractors for software installation WinZip Self-Extractor can create self-extracting Zip files for software installation that can run standard Microsoft-format .INF files as an alternative to "setup" programs, and can clean up files even if the install process involves a reboot.
· Issue optional command after unzip There is no practical limit on the length of the optional command issued by self-extracting Zip files after the unzip operation completes.
· Foreign-Language Messages Self-extracting Zip files can be created with English or German messages.


Limitations:
· 30 days trial.


What's New in This Release:

· There is no practical limit on the length of the optional command issued by self-extracting Zip files after the unzip operation completes.
· You can create self-extracting Zip files that both unzip and overwrite automatically.
· Self-extracting Zip files no longer contain the "licensed to username" text, and copyright information is in the "About" box only.
· A dot as the "Unzip To" folder unzips to the current directory instead of the directory containing the self-extractor.
· Empty directories in the Zip file are created during the extraction process.
· The programs and files for WinZip Self-Extractor have been changed to reflect the new company name, WinZip Computing, Inc.
· Uninstalling WinZip Self-Extractor now displays a message indicating the uninstall has completed.
· Uninstalling WinZip Self-Extractor now removes the "Version" key information from the Windows registry.
· Attempting to start WinZip Self-Extractor when another instance is running will now display a message that WinZip Self-Extractor is busy and to try again later.
· The creation of 16-bit and MS-DOS self-extracting Zip files is no longer supported and Windows 95, 98, NT 4.0, 2000 or Me is required to create self-extracting Zip files.
· The help dialog displayed when WinZip Self-Extractor is run using the /? command line option now includes updated information on the wzipse32.exe command line options.
· A problem running some commands that used quotes or ".." folder references has been corrected.
· The "Ready to Create" panel in the Wizard for self-extracting Zip files for Software Installation now displays the location of the selected icon, if one is selected.
· When running with Internet Explorer installed but Windows Desktop Update (Active Desktop) not installed, if the self-extracting Zip file executes a command after unzipping, the self-extracting Zip file did not close properly and couldn't be deleted immediately. All files were extracted correctly, and the command was executed correctly. The self-extracting Zip file could be deleted after a system restart or after a short period of time had elapsed. This has been corrected.
· The text in the "About" box can be modified for both standard self-extractors and self-extractors for software installation (in earlier versions, the About box text could only be modified for self-extractors for software installation).
· Self-extractors for software installation now clean up files even if the install process involves a reboot.
· WinZip Self-Extractor can be run from the "Start" menu's "Run" dialog box by simply typing "wzipse32" (in earlier versions, you had to type the full path, for example, "c:program filesWinZip Self-Extractorwzipse32").

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