Archive SE description
Archive SE is a useful system which can archive (or compress) files in a variety of known formats (.tar.gz, .gz and .zip)
Archive SE is a useful system which can archive (or compress) files in a variety of known formats (.tar.gz, .gz and .zip). This allows users to keep large quantities of files in one place and to save space, which is especially useful if you are archiving source code, HTML files, photographs, sending items over the internet or just for backup purposes.

The decompression engine can also process Rar files.

The system is designed to allow easy use of Tar Gzip archives which is of particular use when backing-up. The system always appends files so that previous versions of files are not overwritten and lost, this is especially useful for source code. As the Tar Gzip format is widely used on Unix machines, archives produced by users on Unix systems
can be easily accessed, appended or altered, without having to decompress and extract the archive to get at its contents.

With the simple and intuitive interface you can easily find items, which you can then drag n drop to extract. You can add items in the same way by dragging n dropping new items to be appended to the archive.

In Windows XP (or newer) the option of listing the archive using a tiled view, greatly enhances the information shown for each item. This saves having to get the item properties or having to set the view to details.

Here are some key features of "Archive SE":

· Easily see the folder structure of the archive in one view and with the folder view you can navigate the folders quickly. The folder view can also be easily switched off to offer more window space.
· Show the files and subfolders that are in the currently selected folder.
· Show files and folders as tiles (Windows XP or later only), icons, list, and details.
· Easy navigation with simple back and forward similar to Windows Explorer.
· Add and extract files or folders in your archive using drag and drop.
· Easily delete files and folders (and their subfolders) from you archive.
· Shows encrypted files with a padlock for easy identification (this can be turned off in the preferences).
· The image below shows an example of the Archive SE editor.