Zipping Tools - Next Step

Zip-IT
Full Version Description: Zip-it! is a simple to use compression utility. It makes it easy open, create or modify any zip file. You can also create self-executable files.
	Copyright 1998 Next Step Publishing

Alladin Expnader
Full Version Description: Only Aladdin Expander 2.0 gives Windows users an easy way to expand all the popular compressed or encoded files downloaded from online services and the Internet. Expander 2.0 can expand StuffIt (.sit) ZIP (.zip). uuencoded (.uue), BinHex (.hqx), and MacBinary (.bin) ARC (.arc), Arj (.arj), and gzip (.gz)."
	Copyright 1998 Next Step Publishing

Power-Zip
Full Version Description: PowerZip is a freeware Win95 Zip Manager. It supports Zip, ARJ, RAR, TAR, CAB, and GZ formats. It includes Win95 self-extractor and is tightly integrated with shell. And don't forget PowerZip is free."
	Copyright 1998 Next Step Publishing

Easy Zip
Full Version Description: A Zip manager that understands your needs fully, Easy Zip is tailored to meet the demands of a busy Internet user. Right from fixing corrupted zip files while downloading to creating 32-bit self-extracting archives that support the Microsoft Authenticode technology."
	Copyright 1998 Next Step Publishing

WinZip for Windows 7.0
Shareware Version Description: WinZip for Windows (32-bit) provides an intuitive interface for installing, viewing, extracting, adding, and deleting files in ZIP archives. You can easily create, extract files from, and add files to archives without leaving Explorer. Features include: long filenames, right mouse button drag-and-drop, optional virus scanning, a wizard for quickly finding and unzipping files you recently downloaded, an Install button which runs SETUP.EXE or INSTALL.EXE if it's in an archive, and support for other formats, including LZH, ARJ, ARC, MS Compress, self-extracting EXE, and Unix GZ, Z and TAR formats.
	Copyright 1998 Next Step Publishing

WinZip for Windows 7.0

Shareware Version
Description: WinZip for Windows (32-bit) provides an intuitive interface for installing, viewing, extracting, adding, and deleting files in ZIP archives. You can easily create, extract files from, and add files to archives without leaving Explorer. Features include: long filenames, right mouse button drag-and-drop, optional virus scanning, a wizard for quickly finding and unzipping files you recently downloaded, an Install button which runs SETUP.EXE or INSTALL.EXE if it's in an archive, and support for other formats, including LZH, ARJ, ARC, MS Compress, self-extracting EXE, and Unix GZ, Z and TAR formats.

WinZip Self Extractor
Shareware Version Description: When a user clicks a self-extracting EXE ZIP file, they are presented with an optional icon and customizable message, a default "Unzip to" directory, and an optional command which runs after Unzip completes (such as INSTALL.EXE or SETUP.EXE). The user has much more control over the extraction and installation process than when using a DOS based self-extracting program such as ZIP2EXE from PKWARE. Self-extracting ZIP files are ZIP compatible and are only 12k larger than the original ZIP. This is especially useful when distributing software or sending files to someone who doesn't have an unzipping program such as Winzip. Features include: options to create self-extracting ZIP files with 32-bit Win32 headers, 16-bit Windows headers with Windows 95 long filename support, or MS-DOS support (one EXE works on either MS-DOS or Windows); option to delete temporary files after running a setup program; support for Sterling Software's InstallShield SETUP program; optional progress meter; command line options; uninstall facility; and more.
	Copyright 1998 Next Step Publishing

WinZip Self Extractor

Shareware Version
Description: When a user clicks a self-extracting EXE ZIP file, they are presented with an optional icon and customizable message, a default "Unzip to" directory, and an optional command which runs after Unzip completes (such as INSTALL.EXE or SETUP.EXE). The user has much more control over the extraction and installation process than when using a DOS based self-extracting program such as ZIP2EXE from PKWARE. Self-extracting ZIP files are ZIP compatible and are only 12k larger than the original ZIP. This is especially useful when distributing software or sending files to someone who doesn't have an unzipping program such as Winzip. Features include: options to create self-extracting ZIP files with 32-bit Win32 headers, 16-bit Windows headers with Windows 95 long filename support, or MS-DOS support (one EXE works on either MS-DOS or Windows); option to delete temporary files after running a setup program; support for Sterling Software's InstallShield SETUP program; optional progress meter; command line options; uninstall facility; and more.