WinZip is a proprietary file archiver and compressor for Microsoft Windows and Mac OS X, developed by WinZip Computing (formerly Nico Mak Computing). By default, WinZip creates archives in the ZIP file format but also has various levels of support for other archive formats.
WinZip has a 45-day free evaluation period. But this is Full Version.
Features
Creation of, addition to, and extraction from ZIP archives.
Configurable Microsoft Windows Shell integration
Direct write of ZIP archives to CD/DVD
Decoding of .b64, .hqx, .uue formats.
Automation of backup jobs
Integrated FTP upload
Email ZIP archives
Decompression of following archive formats: .bz2, .rar, LHA/LZH (native in 11.2), 7z (12.0).
Support for ARC and ARJ archives if suitable external programs are installed.
Supported .ZIP archive features
128- and 256-bit key AES encryption in addition to the less secure PKZIP 2.0 encryption method used in earlier versions. The AES implementation, using Brian Gladman's code, was FIPS-197 certified, on March 27, 2003. However, Central Directory Encryption feature is not supported.
Beginning with WinZip 9.0, ZIP64 archives are supported, eliminating both the maximum limit of 65,535 members for single archive and the 4-gibibyte size limit on either the archive and each member file.
Support of additional compression methods: bzip2 (9.0), PPMd (10.0), WavPack (11.0), LZMA (12.0), JPEG (12.0).
Unicode support to ensure international characters are displayed for filenames in a Zip file. (WinZip prior to 11.2 does not support Unicode characters in filenames. Attempting to add these files to an archive results in the error message "Warning: Could not open for reading: ...")
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