PowerArchiver Command Line is a Windows console utility for working with archives. It features full built-in support for creating ZIP, CAB, LHA (LZH) and BH (BlakHole) archives. It also has full built-in support for extracting ZIP, RAR, ARJ, ACE, CAB, LHA (LZH), TAR, GZIP, BH, ZOO, ARC, XXE and UUE archives.
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- Added XZ, LZMA support – Support for creating and extracting XZ and LZMA files/archives
- Added new extraction formats -Support for extracting XZ, WIM, CPIO, LZMA, RPM, DEB, CHM, HXS, SWM, DMG, XAR, HFS, NTFS, FAT, VHD, MBR, ISO, MSI files
- Updated engines – All compression and extraction engines have been updated, added full multicore support for ZIP format
- Added FIPS 140-2 support – Added support for FIPS 140-2 mode when compressing and extracting ZIP AES archives
- Added support for decrypting ZIP files with certificates – Support is added to decrypt/extract files that are encrypted with SecureZip x.509 certificates
- Added Volume Shadow Copy support – You can now use Volume Shadow Copy (VSS) to compress files in use by system or other programs
Reviewing 7.0 RC1 (Mar 28, 2012)
Seems like a fine tool. However, RAR provides a great command line edition too, and I'm not sure what advantages this offers over that. Of course, there is 7z too, but RAR is arguably more mature (though 7z close on its heals).
Reviewing 6.0 (Jul 9, 2010)
sorry, comment was intended for
PowerArchiver 2010 Free 11.63.12
Reviewing 3.01 (Aug 14, 2002)
This fixed a problem I was having with the extraction program. If you were missing a piece of a mulipart archive, and you used the -t option to verify it, it would hang, and not ask for the next part. Another reported problem was that keeping the entire path would prepend a \, which would cause problems on extraction.
Reviewing 3.01 (Aug 14, 2002)
Great Speed and an easy interface for any new or advanced user to get comfy with
Reviewing 3.01 (Aug 14, 2002)
This software itn't bad works well. but it's really slow on my computer.
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