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| Overall Rating: |  (5.0) |
Features: | (5.0) |
Support: | (5.0) |
| Ease of Use: | (5.0) |
Quality / Stability: | (5.0) |
Price: | (5.0) |
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Works perfectly - great for uncompressed archives - Version: 1.8, 3/30/2009 06:43AM PST
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jules771
Couldn't be happier.
As a photographer it's essential that I supply my clients with uncompressed image archives. BetterZip does the job seamlessly.
As a photographer it's essential that I supply my clients with uncompressed image archives. BetterZip does the job seamlessly.
Good but could be better - Version: 1.7.3, 2/21/2009 03:07PM PST
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chrisyboyg
Have just given this another go after trying a long time ago when I was demo'ing different archiving software. It's very good but two things would make it perfect:
1) A contextual menu plugin, so you can extract archives etc all via right click. Another mac archiver, Springy, has this but I prefer BetterZip's GUI.
2) When you open a file from within an archive, edit it and save it, BetterZip should recognise this and give you the option of saving the archive with the edited file. This is pretty standard practice in most archiving software I have used. As it is you have to extract the file, edit it, then manually re-save it into the archive, which is a bit fiddly.
1) A contextual menu plugin, so you can extract archives etc all via right click. Another mac archiver, Springy, has this but I prefer BetterZip's GUI.
2) When you open a file from within an archive, edit it and save it, BetterZip should recognise this and give you the option of saving the archive with the edited file. This is pretty standard practice in most archiving software I have used. As it is you have to extract the file, edit it, then manually re-save it into the archive, which is a bit fiddly.
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- Good but could be better
- Worked around a problem with the built-in archive handler in Windows XP and Vista.
Thank you very much Robert. That really helps. Great stuff. Rock on!
graphically & sincerely,
Marc Klein