After downloading the program file, it can be installed in simple steps on Windows.ĭuring the installation, it may present you with several options such as file associations to choose the files that will become the default program to deal with. PeaZip is relatively small in size and does not take up storage space. It is free and open source, and available for other systems such as Linux and Mac. The program helps in dealing with compressed archive files, and facilitates performing many operations such as creating, modifying, extracting files and many more.
There are many programs that deal with compressed archive files, and one of which is PeaZipwith its many wonderful features. I’m liking it so much so far that I may not be uninstalling again.Compressed files are one of the most popular file types used on computers, due to the great benefit that facilitates the integration of many different files into one file (archive). I wish it was a little faster, but on a modern PC or laptop, the difference isn’t as significant as it once was. There are other compression utilities out there: WinZIP, 7Zip, and WinRAR just to name a few, but Peazip compares favorably with all of them. The Peazip interface is simple and clean. This is handy when you’re using the Windows image preview and want to scroll through the pictures you’ve selected to view from within the archive without permanently extracting them. Also, it keeps the files that you’ve already viewed open till the archive is closed. if you have a batch of zipped pictures in say “PictureHoliday 2013Grandma”, it takes you directly to the Grandma folder rather than forcing you to tunnel down three levels. For instance, it ignores unpopulated higher-level folders when you open archives. One thing I most definitely do like about Peazip is its interface, which is clean with lots of nice little touches. That’s a minor complaint: Peazip is easily fast enough on any modern PC. The program depends on a lot of open source and free libraries to handle the various archive types, and some of them are faster than others. I could of course browse to the real location, but obviously Windows Vista/7/8/8.1 compatibility isn’t complete.
Peazip also did not not like that fact that I’d redirected my Downloads folder to a non-default location, complaining that it was no longer accessible.
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