This is the dialog to create an archive. The basic settings tab is sensible and easy to understand, while the other tabs contain a wealth of useful functionality. This will please both beginners and advanced users.
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One of the neat features is the ability to make a custom list of “Volume” definitions, which are used in splitting archives.
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Like creating an archive, extracting one presents good defaults and an easy to understand interface, with the ability to make low-level changes on the “Advanced” tab.
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WinRAR offers a nifty information screen on archives which presents a good amount of detail for those who might be interested.
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