BitZipper 5.0

BitZipper is an advanced data compression tool for Windows that enables you to unzip 20 different compression and encoding formats with superior ease-of-use.
Good reasons to get BitZipper today:
- Compress data better than standard ZIP files
- Windows Vista compatible
- Use Unicode filenames in archives
- Unzip a multitude of compressed file formats
- Protect data with strong AES 256-bit encryption
- Browse archives in Windows Explorer style
- Extract and test multiple archives at once
- Get help from an easy-to-use Wizard interface
Main features:
- One tool, many formats
BitZipper comes with built-in support for ACE, ARC, ARJ, BH, BZIP2, CAB, GZ, JAR, LHA, LZH, RAR, TAR, TBZ, TGZ, UUE, WAR, XXE, Z, ZIP and ZOO files. No third-party products are needed. This enables you to access almost every compressed file you will ever come across with this one tool.
- Protects your sensitive data
Encrypt your data and protect it from prying eyes. BitZipper supports strong AES encryption which is an encryption standard endorsed by the NSA.
- One tool for everybody
BitZipper comes with 4 interfaces, satisfying both new users and power users. It has a very friendly Wizard interface for new users, a Windows Explorer-style interface for experts, a batch (bulk) processing interface for power downloaders and an interface accessible directly from Windows Explorer.
- Backup to standard ZIP format
Use Backup Sets (archive templates) to define which files and folders to back up, and activate your backup by the click of a button. Your backed up files can be accessed by BitZipper or any other tool capable of reading standard ZIP files.
- Many handy features
Working with compressed files should not be more difficult than working with your web browser or word processor. In BitZipper you will find handy features like multiple open archives, searching for files in archives and export of the archive content list to Word, Excel, text or HTML format - features you will not find in the average ZIP tool.
Version restrictions:
- 30 days trial