September 4, 200817 yr Need to pen a RAR file. I thought i had something on my PC for this. But obviously not. So what would you recommend for free? Thanks.
September 4, 200817 yr My favorite is 7-Zip http://www.7zip.com/ Need to pen a RAR file. I thought i had something on my PC for this. But obviously not. So what would you recommend for free? Thanks.
September 4, 200817 yr Need to pen a RAR file. I thought i had something on my PC for this. But obviously not. So what would you recommend for free? Thanks. I'm looking for the same thing. I have some music files I downloaded that were compressed rar files. Unfortunately, even when you go to their site, the free open software they advertise is difficult to find. I'd be interested too.
September 4, 200817 yr My favorite is 7-Zip http://www.7zip.com/ You just beat me to it. Yep, Open Source and works with most archival formats.
September 4, 200817 yr google winRAR, better. Will continue to work with right mouse button menu forever. Edited September 4, 200817 yr by OxfordWill
September 4, 200817 yr Author My favorite is 7-Zip http://www.7zip.com/ You just beat me to it. Yep, Open Source and works with most archival formats. Works well. Thanks very much. File now open.
September 4, 200817 yr Yeah.. WinRar used to be a great program many years ago when it was free, a nice improvement over the shareware program Winzip. Once RAR files were firmly entrenched as the defacto way to distribute pirated software Rarlabs capitalized on this by going pay. Then came 7-zip which handled more formats and had better compression for free and as Twais said.. Open Source. So what would you recommend for free? . google winRAR, better.
September 5, 200817 yr winRar is effectively free. Just don't use it in the traditional way (left clicking and running the program window), Instead just right click on the rar file, and among the options you get several for extracting your files quick and easy.
September 5, 200817 yr Agree with Winrar - no need to ever open the program. Right click the rar file - drag and drop - select Extract Here.
September 5, 200817 yr Agree with Winrar - no need to ever open the program.Right click the rar file - drag and drop - select Extract Here. Thanks Simmo and Kayo - I'm a bit slow today and OxfordWill was too cryptic for me!
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