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Batch Zip Toolkit V3.00
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DTR Leisure Ltd |
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Rating: 5/5 (13 votes) 
Released: Sep 01, 2002
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Batch Zip Toolkit is the award winning, all in one file compression package that allows you to compress and decompress files individually - in batch.
Although Batch Zip Toolkit is based around the popular Zip format, in reality it actually supports 13 different compression formats including Lha, Gzip, BlakHole, Cab, Tar, Lzh, Arj, Ace and Rar.
Batch Zip Toolkit can also compress your files individually through directories (recursively) saving you time and effort.
If you need to create self extracting files, show Batch Zip Tootkit the files you wish to convert and click a single button. It really is that simple. These files can be shared amongst your friends and collegues, even if they don't have Batch Zip Toolkit installed on their machine.
Batch Zip Toolkit also has a built in conversion utility. Lets imagine you have 10 files in RAR format and you'd like to convert them to the Zip format, again you select the files you wish to convert and click 1 button. In a few seconds, your files will be converted.
We also recognise that you may wish to Batch Zip files that may have irregular file names, for instance, if you have a folder full of files with both upper and lowercase filenames that are not uniform, using the rename facility within Batch Zip Toolkit, you can at the click of a button, renamed them to uppercase or lowercase within seconds, keeping a consitent look ready for archive to cdr.
Product homepage: http://www.dtrleisure.com
Download: 
www.dtrleisure.com
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| Type: Shareware |
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Cost: $20.00 US |
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Size: 1650 K |
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