TUGZip 3.5.0.0TUGZip is a powerful award-winning freeware archiving utility for Windows that provides support for a wide range of compressed, encoded and disc-image files |
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| Size: | Unknown |
| Price: |
Freeware
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| Rating: |
0.00/
5
(0 votes)
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| Platform: | Windows All |
| Downloads: | 653 |
| Last Updated: | Jul 10, 2009 |
| Category: | Compression tools |
| Developer: | |
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Features Overview
- Supports ZIP, 7-ZIP, A, ACE, ARC, ARJ, BH, BZ2, CAB, CPIO, DEB, GCA, GZ, IMP, JAR, LHA (LZH), LIB, RAR, RPM, SQX, TAR, TGZ, TBZ, TAZ, YZ1 and ZOO archives.
- Supports BIN, C2D, IMG, ISO and NRG disc-images.
- Support for external plugins.
- Windows® shell integration, for example drag & drop, shell context menu and drop handlers.
- Create 7-ZIP, BH, BZ2, CAB, JAR, LHA (LZH), SQX, TAR, TGZ, YZ1 and ZIP archives.
- Script support which allows you to make automated backups.
- Basic features like: add, extract, delete, rename, run, view, checkout, install, test, comment, SFX, virus-scanning, disk-spanning and much more.
- Repair corrupted ZIP and SQX archives.
- Can extract multiple archives at once using Multi Extract.
- Encrypt archives using 6 different algorithms. Blowfish (128-bit), DES (56-bit), Triple DES (168-bit) and Rijndael (128-bit, 192-bit and 256-bit).
- Create self-extracting encrypted archives.
- Automatic updates using the "Web Update" function.
I give this program a 5, because it is clean, simple, works great. It does have a couple of things I can gripe about though. Winrar will allow you to add an icon to the SFX extractor, plus show a license screen (handy for showing ahem, the serials of some programs that went freeware & have the key included). But tugzip doesn't allow you to change the icon of the SFX. In addition, doesn't seem to support totally silent SFX like winrar, but shows an extract dialogue. Am slightly annoyed that it shows 3 possibilities for SFX package, but you can only use 1 because the other 2 are greyed out. But for zipping, unzipping, yada yada, works nice. Would really love to see support for viewing sfx comments (so you can remember/change it in the future if you have to, like winrar), & the ability to change the icon of the sfx, plus a totally silent sfx. Because sometimes you just want it to launch, say, a driver backup program with no dialogue. Overall, good program, but would be better with these enhancements!
Good product.
Still some problem to compress on a USB device
(key or drive) with ZIP format.
I like the app, especially the fact that you can
create self-extracting executables for free
whether you are a personal or business user.
However, development has slowed significantly and
support is by the authors own admission, hardly
available any more.
While I applaud the effort, I simply can't give it
the type of score I would like to give it. If it
were more actively developed and supported, I
think it would be a much better resource for
users. But with WinRAR being so good and 7zip
holding its own, TUGZip will have a hard time
standing out from the crowd, I think.
I give this program a 5, because it is clean,
simple, works great.
It does have a couple of things I can gripe about
though.
Winrar will allow you to add an icon to the SFX
extractor, plus show a license screen (handy for
showing ahem, the serials of some programs that
went freeware & have the key included).
But tugzip doesn't allow you to change the icon of
the SFX. In addition, doesn't seem to support
totally silent SFX like winrar, but shows an
extract dialogue.
Am slightly annoyed that it shows 3 possibilities
for SFX package, but you can only use 1 because
the other 2 are greyed out.
But for zipping, unzipping, yada yada, works
nice.
Would really love to see support for viewing sfx
comments (so you can remember/change it in the
future if you have to, like winrar), & the ability
to change the icon of the sfx, plus a totally
silent sfx.
Because sometimes you just want it to launch, say,
a driver backup program with no dialogue.
Overall, good program, but would be better with
these enhancements!





I like the app, especially the fact that you can create self-extracting executables for free whether you are a personal or business user. However, development has slowed significantly and support is by the authors own admission, hardly available any more. While I applaud the effort, I simply can't give it the type of score I would like to give it. If it were more actively developed and supported, I think it would be a much better resource for users. But with WinRAR being so good and 7zip holding its own, TUGZip will have a hard time standing out from the crowd, I think.