File extension Details of ZLG, ABA, AAR, ZM9, 7ZIP, 7Z, 7-ZIP, ZOM, ZOO

e-Surveiller

Company / developer:
  SurveilleTech LLC

e-Surveiller is a powerful user-activity monitoring, logging and real-time surveillance software package. With e-Surveiller, you can monitor the activities of several computer users on standalone computers, on a local area network and on remote computers across the Internet.

e-Surveiller is a surveillance software that monitors user activity.

You view the screens of monitored users on a LAN or across the Internet in real-time! and it empowers you to save screen snapshots at any time. It stealthily records all keystrokes, Web site visits, windows, applications, file changes etc. User-activity logs are periodically transferred, uploaded or emailed to you for analysis. Other features include password-protection, peer-to-peer network support, remote monitoring updates and a comprehensive user-activity log viewer.

Key features of eSurveiller:

• Monitor your entire organization
• Monitor your home network
• Monitor computers globally
• Works across the Internet
• Watch their screens live
• Auto sends reports via email, FTP, etc.
• Easy installation onto target PC
• Monitoring program fits into a floppy disk
• Logs all incoming and outgoing chat conversations and instant messages
• Logs all keystrokes typed, programs ran, website visits, files modified, etc.
• Remotely update your monitoring program
• Completely invisible and undetectable from monitored users
• Works on a single computer too

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Palm Desktop for Windows

Company / developer:
  Palm, Inc.

Palm Desktop for Windows

lets you quickly add or update your contacts, appointments, to-dos and memos at your desktop computer.

Features:

• Palm Quick Install - install new applications with speed and ease.
• Automatic Installation
• Customizable User Interface - customize your views so you see the information you want, the way you want to see it.
• Expense Tracking - track expenses for multiple categories and in different currencies and quickly export them to Microsoft Excel and Word.
• In-place Memo Editing - edit memos right in the memo view pane.
• Customizable Alarms - remind yourself of an upcoming event.
• vCard and vCal Support - send business cards or appointments electronically as vCard and vCal attachments to emails.
• Tool Tips - access specific information quickly in the Date Book view.
• Color Theme Options - show your true personality with new color theme options.
• Ability to Delete Duplicates - find, browse and remove duplicate entries with this simple search tool.
• Hide/Show/Mask Records - you can see the existence of the record while keeping the data hidden.
• Auto Save - rest assured that your data is backed up and easily restored in the event.
• Business Card View - scan Address Book information with a familiar business card-like view that expands or reduces to multiple columns and rows.

Apache Axis2

Company / developer:
  Apache Software Foundation

Apache Axis2 is the core engine for Web services.
Axis2 has many new features, enhancements and industry specification implementations.

The key features offered are as follows:

• SPEED - it uses its own object model and StAX (Streaming API for XML) parsing to achieve significantly greate speed.
• LOW MEMORY FOOT PRINT
• AXIOM - Axis2 comes with its own light-weight object model, AXIOM, for message processing which is extensible, highly performant and is developer convenient.
• HOT DEPLOYMENT - new services can be added to the system without having to shut down the server.
• ASYNCHRONOUS WEB SERVICES - it supports asynchronous Web services and asynchronous Web services invocation using non-blocking clients and transports.
• MEP SUPPORT - it comes handy with the flexibility to support Message Exchange Patterns (MEPs) with in-built support for basic MEPs defined in WSDL 2.0.
• FLEXIBILITY - the architecture gives the developer complete freedom to insert extensions into the engine for custom header processing and system management.
• STABILITY - it defines a set of published interfaces which change relatively slowly compared to the rest of Axis.
• COMPONENT-ORIENTED DEPLOYMENT - you can easily define reusable networks of Handlers to implement common patterns of processing for your applications, or to distribute to partners.
• TRANSPORT FRAMEWORK - a clean and simple abstraction for integrating and using Transports (i.e., senders and listeners for SOAP over various protocols such as SMTP, FTP, message-oriented middleware, etc).
• WSDL SUPPORT - it supports the Web Service Description Language.
• ADD-ONS - several Web services specifications have been incorporated including WSS4J for security (Apache Rampart), Sandesha for reliable messaging, Kandula which is an encapsulation of WS-Coordination, WS-AtomicTransaction and WS-BusinessActivity.
• COMPOSITION AND EXTENSIBILITY - modules and phases improve support for composability and extensibility.

WinRAR

Company / developer:
  RarLab

WinRAR benefits:

Using WinRAR puts you ahead of the crowd when it comes to compression by consistently making smaller archives than the competition, saving disk space and transmission costs.

WinRAR provides complete support for RAR and ZIP archives and is able to unpack CAB, ARJ, LZH, TAR, GZ, ACE, UUE, BZ2, JAR, ISO, 7Z, Z archives.

WinRAR offers a graphic interactive interface utilizing mouse and menus as well as the command line interface.

When you purchase WinRAR license you are buying a license to the complete technology, no need to purchase add-ons to create self-extracting files, it's all included. One price, one payment, once.

You also receive the benefit of a life-time use of the WinRAR archiver. No upgrade fee to pay. When a new release is made, simply download and install, your license is valid for life.

WinRAR is easier to use than many other archivers with the inclusion of a special "Wizard" mode which allows instant access to the basic archiving functions through a simple question and answer procedure. This avoids confusion in the early stages of use.

WinRAR offers you the benefit of industry strength archive encryption using AES (Advanced Encryption Standard) with a key of 128 bits.

WinRAR supports files and archives up to 8,589 billion gigabytes in size. The number of archived files is, for all practical purposes, unlimited.

WinRAR offers the ability to create selfextracting and multivolume archives.

Recovery record and recovery volumes allow to reconstruct even physically damaged archives.

WinRAR features are constantly being developed to keep WinRAR ahead of the pack.

7z has an open architecture, so it can support any new compression method, too. The following methods currently are integrated into 7z:

LZMA is the default and general compression method of 7z format. The main features of LZMA are:

• High compression ratio
• Variable dictionary size (up to 4 GB)
• Compression speed: about 1 MB/s on 2 GHz CPU
• Decompression speed: about 10-20 MB/s on 2 GHz CPU
• Small memory requirement for decompression (depend from dictionary size)
• Small code size for decompression: about 5 KB
• Supports multi-threading and P4's hyper-threading

The LZMA compression algorithm is very suitable for embedded applications. LZMA is released under the terms of the GNU LGPL.

7-Zip supports encryption with the AES-256 algorithm. This algorithm uses a cipher key with a length of 256 bits. To create that key, 7-Zip runs a derivation function based on a SHA-256 hash algorithm. A key derivation function produces a derived key from the text password entered by the user. To increase the cost of an exhaustive search to crack a password, 7-Zip uses a large number of iterations when it produces a cipher key from a password.

7z is part of the 7-Zip program distributed under the GNU LGPL.

IZArc

Company / developer:
  Ivan Zahariev

IZArc

IZArc is the ultimate freeware archive utility supporting many archive formats.
IZArc provides support for most compressed and encoded files, as well as access to many powerful features and tools. It allows you to drag and drop files from and to Windows Explorer, create and extract archives directly in Windows Explorer, create multiple archives spanning disks, creating self-extracting archives, repair damaged zip archives, converting from one archive type to another, view and write comments and many more.
IZArc has also build-in multilanguage support.

Key features:

• Create an archive
• Add files to an existing archive
• Delete files from an existing archive
• Extract files from an existing archive
• Test an archive file
• Convert archive
• Convert CD Images
• Repair broken archive
• Searching for any files in many archives
• Favorite Folders
• Obtaining a detailed list of files and information like compression rate, path, or size from an archive file
• Supports both long and short 8.3 filenames
• Disk spanning from and to multiple diskettes or other removable media
• Implementing the possibility to sort the list items by name size, date and etc.
• Full Drag & Drop support
• CD/DVD Images support (ISO, BIN, MDF, NRG, IMG, C2D, PDI, CDI)
• Integrating in Windows Explorer context menu
• Automatic installation of most software distributed in archive files
• Add/View comments in an archive
• By double-clicking onto a file in the file list, it's opened with the program associated to this file type
• CheckOut feature
• Create a self-extracting archive
• E-mail an archive
• Checking for new updates
• Build-in multilanguage support
• Virus Scan feature
• UU/XX/MIME Encode/Decode
• Create Multi-Volume Set
• Merge Multi-Volume Set
• UnSFX (Convert self-extracting (SFX) .EXE files to standard archives)
• Encrypt files using Rijandael - AES (256-bits) encryption
• Zip encryption (WinZip 9 compatible)
• BZip compression for ZIP archives
• Decrypt (.ize) files

7z has an open architecture, so it can support any new compression method, too. The following methods currently are integrated into 7z:

LZMA is the default and general compression method of 7z format. The main features of LZMA are:

• High compression ratio
• Variable dictionary size (up to 4 GB)
• Compression speed: about 1 MB/s on 2 GHz CPU
• Decompression speed: about 10-20 MB/s on 2 GHz CPU
• Small memory requirement for decompression (depend from dictionary size)
• Small code size for decompression: about 5 KB
• Supports multi-threading and P4's hyper-threading

The LZMA compression algorithm is very suitable for embedded applications. LZMA is released under the terms of the GNU LGPL.

7-Zip supports encryption with the AES-256 algorithm. This algorithm uses a cipher key with a length of 256 bits. To create that key, 7-Zip runs a derivation function based on a SHA-256 hash algorithm. A key derivation function produces a derived key from the text password entered by the user. To increase the cost of an exhaustive search to crack a password, 7-Zip uses a large number of iterations when it produces a cipher key from a password.

7z is part of the 7-Zip program distributed under the GNU LGPL.

The Unarchiver

Company / developer:
  Dag Ågren/WAHa.06x36

The Unarchiver

The Unarchiver is a much more capable replacement for "BOMArchiveHelper.app", the built-in archive unpacker program in Mac OS X. The Unarchiver is designed to handle many more formats than BOMArchiveHelper, and to better fit in with the design of the Finder. It can also handle filenames in foreign character sets, created with non-English versions of other operating systems. I personally find it useful for opening Japanese archives, but it should handle many other languages just as well.

It is very simple to use and install - simply copy it into your Applications folder or whereever you prefer, and then set archive filetypes to open using it. This can either be done the usual way, or by double-clicking the icon to show The Unarchiver's preferences.

Supported file formats include Zip, Tar-GZip, Tar-BZip2, Rar, 7-zip, LhA, StuffIt and many other more or less obscure formats

7z has an open architecture, so it can support any new compression method, too. The following methods currently are integrated into 7z:

LZMA is the default and general compression method of 7z format. The main features of LZMA are:

• High compression ratio
• Variable dictionary size (up to 4 GB)
• Compression speed: about 1 MB/s on 2 GHz CPU
• Decompression speed: about 10-20 MB/s on 2 GHz CPU
• Small memory requirement for decompression (depend from dictionary size)
• Small code size for decompression: about 5 KB
• Supports multi-threading and P4's hyper-threading

The LZMA compression algorithm is very suitable for embedded applications. LZMA is released under the terms of the GNU LGPL.

7-Zip supports encryption with the AES-256 algorithm. This algorithm uses a cipher key with a length of 256 bits. To create that key, 7-Zip runs a derivation function based on a SHA-256 hash algorithm. A key derivation function produces a derived key from the text password entered by the user. To increase the cost of an exhaustive search to crack a password, 7-Zip uses a large number of iterations when it produces a cipher key from a password.

7z is part of the 7-Zip program distributed under the GNU LGPL.

PowerArchiver

Company / developer:
  ConeXware, Inc.

PowerArchiver

PowerArchiver is a backup utility with hundreds of features, yet remains easy to use, small and fast. Novice users will find a familiar interface complete with tutorial and detailed help, while more experienced users can take advantage of full Explorer integration, multiple encryption methods and advanced compression algorithms.

PowerArchiver includes full support for Microsoft's newest operating system, Windows Vista. User Account Control and new Vista dialog windows such as New, Open and Save are supported. You do not need to worry about compatibility problems with PowerArchiver if you are using or considering upgrading to Vista.

New, Modern User Interface

A completely revamped user interface in PowerArchiver makes it easier to access the wealth of features that PowerArchiver has. This task-based interface utilizes the same "Ribbon" design found in Microsoft Office 2007, and ensures you qick access to the most used features while not hidding others under layers of menus.

For those that desire the older look, PowerArchiver's Classic interface is still available.

Superior ZIP Support

PowerArchiver offers superior ZIP format support compared to other archivers. Here are the highlights:

• Support for unlimited file size and unlimited number of files in ZIP archives
• Support for advanced Deflate64 method providing higher compression ratios
• ZIP AES support (both PkZip 5.1 and WZ 9.0 standards supported)
• Fast and strong compression and decompression
• Multiple disk spanning, with support for unlimited span sizes

7-Zip Compression

7-Zip is an advanced compression format featured in PowerArchiver. It is an open source format, providing an open architecture and high compression ratio. 7-Zip outperforms ZIP, ACE and even RAR in many tests. However, 7-Zip's greatest strength is that it is not controlled by any organization or individual, but by an open source LGPL project to which anyone can contribute. More information on 7-Zip and its superior compression can be found at 7-Zip.org.

PowerArchiver introduces a new Transparent Update feature for 7-Zip archives, which allows you to quickly add or remove files even if the archive is "Solid."

Multiple Formats Support Including ISO

PowerArchiver has native support for most popular compressed and encoded formats currently in use. All formats are fully integrated into PowerArchiver, so you can utilize all PowerArchiver tools with each of them.

• Read and write support for ZIP, 7-ZIP, CAB, LHA (LZH), TAR, GZIP, BZIP2, BH, XXE, UUE, yENC, and MIME (Base 64)
• Read and extract support for: RAR, ARJ, ARC, ACE, ZOO plus ISO, BIN, IMG and NRG disc image formats
• Brand new Plug-in System enables new formats and file types to be supported with a small download.

The Unarchiver

Company / developer:
  Dag Ågren/WAHa.06x36

The Unarchiver

The Unarchiver is a much more capable replacement for "BOMArchiveHelper.app", the built-in archive unpacker program in Mac OS X. The Unarchiver is designed to handle many more formats than BOMArchiveHelper, and to better fit in with the design of the Finder. It can also handle filenames in foreign character sets, created with non-English versions of other operating systems. I personally find it useful for opening Japanese archives, but it should handle many other languages just as well.

It is very simple to use and install - simply copy it into your Applications folder or whereever you prefer, and then set archive filetypes to open using it. This can either be done the usual way, or by double-clicking the icon to show The Unarchiver's preferences.

Supported file formats include Zip, Tar-GZip, Tar-BZip2, Rar, 7-zip, LhA, StuffIt and many other more or less obscure formats

IZArc

Company / developer:
  Ivan Zahariev

IZArc

IZArc is the ultimate freeware archive utility supporting many archive formats.
IZArc provides support for most compressed and encoded files, as well as access to many powerful features and tools. It allows you to drag and drop files from and to Windows Explorer, create and extract archives directly in Windows Explorer, create multiple archives spanning disks, creating self-extracting archives, repair damaged zip archives, converting from one archive type to another, view and write comments and many more.
IZArc has also build-in multilanguage support.

Key features:

• Create an archive
• Add files to an existing archive
• Delete files from an existing archive
• Extract files from an existing archive
• Test an archive file
• Convert archive
• Convert CD Images
• Repair broken archive
• Searching for any files in many archives
• Favorite Folders
• Obtaining a detailed list of files and information like compression rate, path, or size from an archive file
• Supports both long and short 8.3 filenames
• Disk spanning from and to multiple diskettes or other removable media
• Implementing the possibility to sort the list items by name size, date and etc.
• Full Drag & Drop support
• CD/DVD Images support (ISO, BIN, MDF, NRG, IMG, C2D, PDI, CDI)
• Integrating in Windows Explorer context menu
• Automatic installation of most software distributed in archive files
• Add/View comments in an archive
• By double-clicking onto a file in the file list, it's opened with the program associated to this file type
• CheckOut feature
• Create a self-extracting archive
• E-mail an archive
• Checking for new updates
• Build-in multilanguage support
• Virus Scan feature
• UU/XX/MIME Encode/Decode
• Create Multi-Volume Set
• Merge Multi-Volume Set
• UnSFX (Convert self-extracting (SFX) .EXE files to standard archives)
• Encrypt files using Rijandael - AES (256-bits) encryption
• Zip encryption (WinZip 9 compatible)
• BZip compression for ZIP archives
• Decrypt (.ize) files

LoseThos

Company / developer:
  Terry A. Davis

LoseThos

LoseThos is for programming as entertainment. It empowers programmers with kernel privilege because it's fun. It allows full access to everything because it's fun. It has no bureaucracy because it's fun. It's the way it is by choice because it's fun. Don't you hate ninnies who harp on the point of overusing an admin account? Not having kernel privilege, for a programmer, is like not having an admin password on your own computer!

LoseThos is in no way a Windows or Linux wannabe -- that would be pointless. LoseThos is not trying to win a prize for low resource usage or run on pathetic hardware. Low line count is a goal, though. It's 100,000 lines of code including a 64-bit compiler, tools and a graphics library.

A bigger goal is making applications low line count. "Hello World" takes one line of code. You can put graphics on the screen with two lines of code. You don't need to include header files or mess with namespaces. It has a scoping system, though, with tasks inheriting symbols of parents and all system-wide symbols and code in the Adam (as in Eve) task's heap.

LoseThos uses some tricks to keep line count down, like processing whole files. It has a flat, identity mapped virtual-to-physical address map, the same for all tasks. It updates the whole screen 60 times a second instead of trying to keep track of what has changed. The most demanding application is a full screen video game, so it might as well be optimize for that instead of trying to get idle low. It uses the same compiler for the command line as for programs and it uses the same viewer/editor for the command line, help system, forms and dialogs.

LoseThos is not trying to be bullet-proof -- it's for home computers, not mainframes where many users suffer when a crash occurs. It reboots in 2 seconds plus BIOS time. It's no worse than a hung task in Windows or Linux. I know people obsess on this topic. You know how the last 20% of a project takes 80% of the time? LoseThos is an order of magnitude simpler by not trying to be bullet-proof.

There are two programmers who will work on LoseThos -- the user and I. It is for programming as entertainment, and I mean that. Why would you buy a 3rd party program to run on a system with crappy graphics that can crash? There are no scalablity issues. Imagine LoseThos more similar in usage to a 8-bit non-networked home computer's ROM than to Windows or Linux, though, it is 64-bit and far more than that. You are free to access anything documented or undocumented in the system source code -- have fun! I have fond memories of the days when average users typed-in programs from magazines and tinkered with them.

LoseThos was designed from scratch with a clean slate and has no compatibility with anything else. Source code is ASCII plus binary graphics data. It has a new language roughly based C/C++. It's more than C and less than C++ so, maybe, it's C+. I took every opportunity to improve things once I made a clean break with the past. That's another reason LoseThos has value -- it is innovative.