http://www.pcnet.com/~proteus/TkZip/TkzWhat.html
heb je hier misschien wat aan?
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support for most common archive/compression formats used by Unix and DOS/Windows systems
tar
zip (Info-ZIP, PKZIP), including self-extracting .exe files
gzipped tar (GNU tar/gzip)
compressed tar
gzip (GNU compression format)
compress
ar (you know, like static linking libraries; this is also the outer wrapper of the .deb files used by the Debian package manager - in a pinch you can explore or install a Debian package with TkZip and a little imagination)
arj (no comments, please, I still find some of these floating around)
rar (ibid.)
shorten (normally used for sound samples, like synth patch files)
bzip2 (usually superior compression to gzip, at the expense of being slower)
rpm (if you have to ask, you probably don't need to know)
...and more.
archive device support (floppy disk, tape) under Unix
support for spacey Windows 95 style filenames (i.e.,, filenames with embedded spaces) in archives created by WinZip
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