When we create a compressed file, we have multiple options for creating a compressed file: file format, compression level, compression type, number of threads, CPU, number of fragments, creating an auto-extract file (SFX), password encryption, and more. Performance test: this option launches a test of compression and decompression that test the computer's performance and displays the speed ( KB/s) with which our PC can compress and decompress.File operations: we can perform functions on files, such as renaming, copying, moving, and deleting.We can join these fragments together again with 7-Zip. We can default split files into parts of 10MB, 650MB, 700MB, 4480MB, or 1.44 MB. Split and merge files: this option allows splitting large files into smaller portions.
In addition, to compress and decompress, we will be able to perform the following actions: We will show all available operations in different menus when we access the main window.
This is a quick way to manipulate compressed files, allowing us to avoid accessing the program's main screen to perform basic actions. In the context menu, we can access the most common operations, such as file extraction, extracting the file into a directory, compressing the file, compressing it and sending it by e-mail, adding to an already existing zip file, and more. We can use the program's graphical interface or Windows explorer's "Context Menu" when clicking the right mouse button on any file. The program has its compression format, whose name is 7z, which obviously can be compressed and uncompressed with 7zip. In addition, the program can create compressed files of the following formats: ZIP, TAR, GZIP, WIM, XZ, BZIP2, and XZ. Some formats it can decompress are ZIP, RAR, ARJ, GZIP, CAB, ISO, LZH, and more. The program can decompress the vast majority of compression formats available in the market. 7-Zip emerges as an alternative to paid compressors programs, offering very similar characteristics and allowing the management of multiple compressed file formats.
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