File Details |
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| File Size | 3.5 MB |
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| License | Shareware, $49.95 |
| Operating System | Windows 2000/Server 2003/Vista/XP |
| Date Added | August 24, 2009 |
| Total Downloads | 870 |
| Publisher | FileStream, Inc. |
| Homepage | TurboZIP |
Publisher's Description
TurboZIP is a total archive, e-mail management, and auto backup tool that offers an amazing depth of features, with an interface that is easily accessible to every level of user. Hidden beneath this easy to use interface is a powerful proprietary engine, with multithreading and spooling features to allow simultaneous operations - the reason behind its incredible responsiveness.
TurboZIP opens almost all major archive and E-mail attachment formats, including ZIP, Java Archive JAR, CAB, ARJ, and LHA (lzh) archives, Self-Extracting files (exe), Unix Z archives (gz, taz, tgz, z), UNIX TAR archives, UU Encoded E-mail (uue, uu), MIME E-mail (mme, mim, b64), Mac BinHex (bhx, hqx), Outlook (msg), and Outlook Express (eml); it creates popular archive and E-mail files, including ZIP, Java Archive JAR, ARJ, and LHA (lzh) archives, UU Encoded E-mail (uue) files, and Self-Extracting (exe) files. It also provides built-in native and ActiveX viewers to internally view over 100 popular file formats from within archives and E-mail attachment.
Latest Reviews
zridling reviewed v6.0 on Nov 10, 2004
The price alone removes this app from serious consideration. Its features fare no better. Until someone knocks WinRAR off the top of the mountain, I'll pass.
goFurShELF reviewed v5.1 Updated on Nov 10, 2003
turbozip has some good features and works well...not my fav interface but one of the big boys of comp. that I cant drag down too hard. I say, give it a shot...(although I still prefer powerzip, i host turbozip and wz)
zridling reviewed v6.0 on Nov 10, 2004
The price alone removes this app from serious consideration. Its features fare no better. Until someone knocks WinRAR off the top of the mountain, I'll pass.
goFurShELF reviewed v5.1 Updated on Nov 10, 2003
turbozip has some good features and works well...not my fav interface but one of the big boys of comp. that I cant drag down too hard. I say, give it a shot...(although I still prefer powerzip, i host turbozip and wz)