The archive creation interface prompts by default creation of a Zip file, but the file format can be customized, as well as compression ratio (from faster to better) and other miscellaneous options, including encryption. This brought users more choice and more features, but also the need for dedicated archive manager applications to fully use the potential of different file formats, either for creating own archives, and for extracting archives received or downloaded.Īrchive creation can be started dragging files on the application, or with "Add" button in program's tool bar. mail attachment limit), error detection and correction, and encryption in order to enforce privacy if the file is stolen, or passed through public or third party controlled channels, i.e. Over time, various archive file types emerged, introducing unique features to distinguish them from competitors, as stronger compression ratio, ability to split the output archive to met some constrains (i.e. File compression basically uses statistical models to map the original data to a smaller output, which allows both to spare storage for backup and save upload and download bandwidth (and time) for sharing. backup, sharing through mail or cloud or any other network service, etc. This Pea archiver can work both in the command line mode and through the GUI interface.Zip is a common compressed archive file format: an archive file is meant to combine multiple files together for easier management i.e. In essence, it is a graphical interface to the Pea archiver, which is presented from the author of 7za Igor Pavlov (ported under Linux).
PeaZip can work portable (even remotely, it is recommended to write the path), and the Windows version is released as a separate and fully automated package that allows you to integrate PeaZip directly into Explorer. The interface can be changed according to your wishes (skins can be set up and saved as ordinary text for revision) and transparency can be set up in it. The purpose of UI in PeaZip is to provide assistance to the user: to edit, save and restore the archive (the list of source files and folders) to speed up archiving and backup operations to save the project as plain text to be used in scripts to record a detailed log of the work after each operation. The program supports the functions of viewing / testing / unpacking of CAB, CHM, CPIO, DEB, ISO, LZH, NSIS, OOO, RAR, RPM, Z and many others, in total more than 150 compression formats. The program fully supports such formats as 7z, 7-Zip sfx, Bzip2, Gzip, PEA, TAR and ZIP. PeaZip is an archiver that supports both the native Pea format (with compression capability, flexible encryption and file integrity checks) and other basic formats, with special emphasis on open format processing.
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