GZIP GUI application for Windows XP?
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GZIP GUI application for Windows XP?
Does anyone know of any GUI based programs (binaries software programmers refer to) for Windows XP? Along the lines of Winrar or Winzip but allowing me to use the GZIP algorithm?
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Found it on one of those I don't think I'd trust this software listing sites but visited the home page and it seems to work well...
http://www.irnis.net/soft/wingzip/
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http://www.irnis.net/soft/wingzip/
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I love 7zip. Awesome all-in-one GUI tool for all of my compression needs. (and free)
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http://gnuwin32.sf.net may be of interest. It's not GUI, but that shouldn't stop you. 
LOL ! I've never known abt this kind of feature till now ! How can a command-line program intercept drag-n-drop ? Use default options ?Kieran Huggins wrote:since gzip is a "one file only" compression scheme, what's the problem using the CLI version? I just drag and drop the file I want gzipped onto the gzip.exe binary and it does it's magic. Can't think of any options or anything, just "gzip it!".
Just reading around on that site, I found a link to a KDE installer for windows. Interesting!feyd wrote:http://gnuwin32.sf.net may be of interest. It's not GUI, but that shouldn't stop you.
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