- Recommend:
Popular in Compression
- 7-Zip (64-bit version) 16,031
- EXE to CAB Converter 147,287
- WinRAR 4,326
- PeaZip (64 bit) 131
- ZipitFast Pro 53,615
ZipitFast Pro
- Version: 3.01
- Downloads Count: 53,615
- License Type: Free
- Price: Free
- Date Added: Oct 26, 2006
- Operating Systems: Microsoft Windows NT 4.0, Microsoft Windows 95, Microsoft Windows 98, Microsoft Windows ME, Microsoft Windows 2000, Microsoft Windows 98, Microsoft Windows ME, Microsoft Windows XP
- Requirements: No special requirements
- File Size: 22.528 MB
- Author: MicroSmarts Enterprise
Editorial Review of ZipitFast Pro
When you need to squeeze that large file through someone's e-mail
server or save some coveted hard-drive space, a compression utility
is your go-to program. The free ZipItFast Pro lets you create and
manage compressed files. It has more features than its other free
competitors, ZipCentral
and FreeZip,
such as password protection and options for the level of
compression you need. Although Windows XP has a compression utility
built-in, ZipItFast Pro includes the ability to manage the files
within archives and create many types of archives.
ZipItFast Pro's drag-and-drop capabilities are indispensable, yet expected in this software age. The ability to make self-extracting archive (.exe) files is truly helpful. But the interface remains cluttered and truly difficult to read, coming off as more cool than useful. (Additional skins are available for free download.) Another thing I found annoying: The folder that comes up by default when opening an archive within ZipItFast Pro is the C drive's WINDOWS folder when it should be updated to My Documents.
Note: The license agreement for this product is minimal. It says the program will update your search button in Internet Explorer. However, I saw no such change. In addition, we carefully checked for viruses using Symantec AntiVirus in response to a user review posted October 11, 2006. We found no viruses before or after installing ZipItFast Pro.
--Jennifer Berger
ZipItFast Pro's drag-and-drop capabilities are indispensable, yet expected in this software age. The ability to make self-extracting archive (.exe) files is truly helpful. But the interface remains cluttered and truly difficult to read, coming off as more cool than useful. (Additional skins are available for free download.) Another thing I found annoying: The folder that comes up by default when opening an archive within ZipItFast Pro is the C drive's WINDOWS folder when it should be updated to My Documents.
Note: The license agreement for this product is minimal. It says the program will update your search button in Internet Explorer. However, I saw no such change. In addition, we carefully checked for viruses using Symantec AntiVirus in response to a user review posted October 11, 2006. We found no viruses before or after installing ZipItFast Pro.
--Jennifer Berger
Sponsored
-
Compress and decompress files quickly and free-of-charge.
-
Get features found in $30 archive programs for free.
-
Recover passwords for Zip files.
-
Turn executable install programs into .cab files and extract them individually.
-
Our Best Buy, this feature-packed compression utility provides solid compression and encryption options.
-
A solid archive tool with an uncluttered interface and excellent Windows Explorer integration.
-
Speedy compression app made popular on the Mac offers Windows users some solid advanced features.
Lenovo Laptop Deals
-
ThinkPad Edge E420 Lenovo Style in an Affordable Package
Buy now direct from Lenovo -
ThinkPad X220 Fast and light, with great input ergonomics and battery life, this powerhouse ultraportable is best-of-breed.
Buy now direct from Lenovo -
ThinkPad X120e One of the best netbooks ever, X120e has the best netbook keyboard ever--nothing else comes close
Buy now direct from Lenovo
Editors' Favorite Files
PCWorld Related Content
- Zip and Unzip Many Kinds of Files for Free With PeaZip A very good free archiving freebie that supports a wide variety of file types, PeaZip suffers minor bugs and laggy performance.
- WinZip Standard 16 Almost Too Good to Be Standard-Issue Winzip 16 piles on the features, including a cloud-based service and a 64-bit engine--even in the Standard version.
PCWorld Community
Most Recent Threads




