WinAce – size really matters. A multifunctional archiver, whose developers didn’t stuff it with all sorts of bells and whistles, add-ons, but simply made a quality utility that is not a typical shell for existing programs, but an independent tool with its own powerful Ace format. The utility's policy is built on three pillars:
- High compression ratio;
- High compression speed;
- Absolute ease of use.
WinAce has rich functionality. For example, the utility allows viewing not only photos that are in an archived state, but also viewing text documents or listening to audio recordings, without pre-installing any special codecs. This is considering that the program takes up only 3.5 MB of disk space. During installation, WinAce integrates into the system. This allows you to work with archives later without launching the program. Operations are performed through the context menu of the operating system's file explorer.
As befits the vast majority of archivers, WinAce can find and “heal” damaged areas of a file, based on information stored on the “healthy” piece.
No PC user wants to become a victim of viral, adware or simply malicious software. How many times has it happened that when extracting documents, images or other files from an archive, “worms”, “trojans” and other malicious programs get onto the computer along with them. To avoid such situations, the WinAce archiver already has a script that checks each file for malicious or suspicious code. And this, in turn, significantly reduces the risk of “infecting” your computer.
For advanced users, there is the ability to run multiple tasks simultaneously via the command line. Summarizing all the above information, we conclude that WinAce is suitable for use by both experienced PC users and users who have just begun their journey in mastering the computer. But still, the program’s potential will be revealed only if it is used competently.
