So far so good So far it works fine. I just needed something free to unzip files. Thanks. I haven't really delved deep into the features. There are other feewares that unzip files and don't make you fill out a survey.

Did exactly what I was looking for I was in need for a zip tool that can deal with a 'Deflate64' algorithm and all my other tools gave me errors. I downloaded PowerZip 7.2 and within only 2 minutes I had the file unzipped on my drive.

Annoying evaluation version I needed a better program for unzipping. PowerZip really does nothing better than the extraction utility built into Vista. The automation feature is okay, but the functionality is so narrow that I found it useless.It offers a default setting for extracting into a sub-folder named after the archive file, but it does not work if you select more than one archive to extract. Instead, it dumps all files into one folder.The evaluation version promised 45 days to check it out. But every time I used it, even when I kept it open, I had to close a pop-up asking ...

Looks pretty. The interface is very appealing, and the application is very functional. I have not used it extensively but look forward to the remainder of my evaluation. Thus far I like it.

New Feature Advise Add a feature that recovers Zip archivesnot only Zip Passwords.

Works perfectly I used it to hide some personal documents as relatives will be using my PC while i am away and it works great! I will buy it when the trial ends.

Does not work over network It works well on the local pc but when trying to hide files that are located on a file server, it appears hidden from the pc but local access to the server shows the file in its entirety.No hiding, no encryption

Smart program! Easy to use, simple and works like expected. If folders are needed to be hid other than the "obvious" windows way, then this is the program to be used. Also, the program can be used in the "stealth" mode which is really cool and serves the purpose of "hiding"

Nice program, but... I don't understand how this is significantly better than a straightforward cryptographic program?Yes, it hides the files, but anyone familiar with encryption will almost certainly know about steganographic programs too. The fact that a stego program is on the system is a dead giveaway that there are hidden files and so prompts the searcher to use softwrae (freely available)to scan for it.Nice try to 'hide' the program, but how long will it be before everyone interested in cryptography is aware that viewpoint has 'Another viewpoint' inside?Is it possible to A; make a program that hides the ...