#Zipx haiti software
So, to the author of 7-Zip, my comment is this: I know it may be difficult to code it if there isn't much in the way of public domain information on the algorithm, but if you could pull it off, you would be providing a valuable public service, and would have a piece of niche software that might get you a number of downloads. The whole process wasted almost two hours of my life. Afterwards I re-imaged the XP machine to get rid of it. I refuse to pollute my work and home PCs with WinZIP, so I imaged an old PC with a baseline XP image with the express purpose of downloading and installing WinZIP, and decompressing the files I needed. I don't want to put anyone else through the hell that I went through. I guess my point and reason for replying to the thread is to reinforce that we don't always have a choice in what we get, and if there's enough information out there to be able to write the decompression code, it would be of value to users out there to have a tool capable of extracting it. I admit I'm not a 7-zip user - but had it been able to extract the files, I might have become one (for awhile at least - who knows the rest).
I don't have the ability to contact the person who zipped it and have the re-zip it in standard format and don't use WinZIP, so my only choice was to figure out an alternative.Īfter researching and figuring out what was going on, I ended up here trying to figure out if anything besides WinZip could extract it. However, someone at Avaya decided to zip up and post some technical information that I needed to access in that format. Considering the first post in this thread was in 2009, I think it's safe to say that it is seldom used. I ran into zipx for the first time today.
this turns any (JPEG) compression into absurdity anyway :-D
#Zipx haiti archive
What does the "view archive with technical details" say about those zipx's ?Īlternatively, ask that guy to send standard ZIP's or 7-ZIP's -)ĭoes the world really need 1'000'000'000'000 incompatible archive formats, every of them with 1'000'000'000'000 flavours? WinZIP 17 is 100 MiB download size. zipīecause you can't reliably distinguish them from each other -) We have a guy who likes Total Commander ?Īnd he always sends me. StiffIT was never open source or publicly documented, IIRC. I heard rumors that they use StaffIT algorithm (Sorry, I can Please upload some examples and test some JPG > If zipx becomes popular, providing support for it In Win98 could be of value to millions of users.
#Zipx haiti drivers
> People are still writing drivers and porting new functions to it. > and software that provide minor updates to existing Win98 functions. > planned obsolescence driven by MS to drive profits from replacement hardware For NT/Vista, the facts are not very different.
> circulation (key sections of that code go back to 1982!). > It just makes things less secure for the rest of us to have Win9x in > Please do NOT support Win9x-it should die. The ME-line should never have been invented. For JPEG, I don't know.įor anything else, use 7-ZIP format and ignore WinZIP "technology" -) There is already partial "ZIPX" support in 7-ZIP (no WAVPACK and no JPEGCRAZY).įor audio, just use genuine WAVPACK.
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