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General Software Discussion / Re: ZipStar
« on: September 15, 2005, 07:39 PM »
Nope, I don't speak/write German.
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ZipStar is our FREE archiving application for home users. Use it to create and unpack the archive formats SQX, CAB and ZIP. ZipStar relies on the well-known Squeez technology, one of the fastest engines for file compression and extraction which is also used in SpeedCommander and Squeez.
Thanks to the integrated Quick View for the most common file and multimedia formats you can view files within archives without first having to extract them. You can compress and extract files directly from Windows Explorer!
ZipStar is completely compatible to Windows XP and can be used freely for non-commercial use!
Arovax Shield™ is the real time monitor which goes beyond what other security suites offer by adding another layer of protection to your system proactively. It runs silently in the background, watching for Malware/parasites that try to install on or modify your system.
Arovax Shield™ will also enable you to continue using detectable processes through its filtering technology. This is accomplished simply by placing Arovax Shield™ in manual blocking mode and then, when Arovax Shield™ alerts to the applicable process, select the "Allow" button in the Popup warning.
The main benefit of Arovax Shield is:
• Real time protection automatically monitors PC for unwanted spyware.
• Enhanced detection and removal engine improves on the thoroughness, accuracy, speed, and efficiency of detecting and blocking all forms of Spyware parasites.
Arovax Shield™ will track these stealth software applications and warn you of their attempts to penetrate your System and get rid of them before valuable information passes out of your computer and into the hands of an intruder.
I use mst Defrag Home Edition, and it works quite well. I absolutely love having a defragger that I can literally install and then forget about. The only (very highly questionable) benefit that something like PerfectDisk offers, to me, is the ability to defrag a few bits of NTFS metadata in offline mode. But no one is going to convince me that those metadata files are causing a performance hit.-Scott (April 16, 2005, 01:04 AM)