Free repair zip archives software for windows

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You dont know how to open Zip files? Try Tech-Pro Zip.
Tech-Pro Zip lets you quickly and easily open, view and extract (unzip) files from compressed Zip archives. It can just as easily create Zip archives, too. Unlike many other Zip utilities, Tech-Pro Zip doesnt confuse you with a lot of options youll never need. Its the really easy way to manage with Zip files!
If you didnt already know, the Zip format is the industry standard format for storing files and folders in a single, tightly-compressed archive. Windows XP even has built-in support for Zip archives. If you have Windows XP, then Tech-Pro Zip supplements this built-in support by providing a separate Zip / Unzip application. You can use Tech-Pro Zip instead of Windows XPs Explorer, or as an alternative. We think you may find that Tech-Pro Zip is actually a more convenient way to work with Zip files!
As well as a Zip manager for working with Zip files, Tech-Pro Zip adds options to Windows Explorer context menus enabling you to quickly convert folders to Zip files, and convert Zip files to folders.
Tech-Pro Zip requires the Tech-Pro Utilities Startup package version 1.0.3 or later. This package contains some run-time files that are required by Tech-Pro Zip. Tech-Pro Utilities are donationware - if you like them, please donate a few dollars.

Zipeg is free Macintosh utility for Mac OS X.
Zipeg allows quickly and easily open and explore content of zip, rar, arj and other archives, preview files and images before you extract/unzip them. Extract only the files you want.
Many documents and pictures such as jpeg files come to your mailbox as zip archives. Zipeg allows you to decide what do you want to extract before your polute your disk with gazillions of items.
Using Zipeg you can double click on the item and automatically open the document in Preview or your preferred application before you extract it.
You can choose what to extract and where to put extracted files.
* see whats inside BEFORE you extract;
* open files in Preview directly from the archive;
* see image thumbnails (EXIF) in tooltips;
* extract items simply by draging them;
* easy-to-use user interface;
* resource fork and Finder attributes support;
* archives are processed in background;
* supports variety of archive formats:new
RAR, ARJ, 7-zip, TAR, GZ, GZ, BZIP2, CPIO, LZH and more ...
* explore CD and DVD ".iso" image files;
* reports cumulative contents size of subfolders;
* customizable destination and source of extraction;
* settings are persisted between sessions;
* seamless keyboard navigation;
* autopath completion for destination folders;
* automatic updates;
* universal binary for Apple Macintosh OS X;
* freeware

Mass Zip is an application that helps you extract zips in one click.
If you are downloading stuff from the internet you have probably already downloaded some files that where all stored in an *.zip archive. And the only way to extract them was to use a command line archiver.