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Changes for v5.01 - v5.10

• Added extraction support for ZIP and ZIPX archives using BZIP2, LZMA and PPMd compression.
• Added extraction support for 7z split archives (.7z.001, .7z.002, ..).
• Added support for AES-NI CPU instructions allowing to improve RAR encryption and decryption performance.
• Default theme images are scaled up with better quality in high DPI display mode.
• Environment variables, such as %temp%, can be used in 'Files to add' field of archiving dialog.
• Switch -ai can be used when creating RAR archive, so predefined values, typical for file and folder, are stored instead of actual attributes.

Changes for v5.00 Beta 3 - v5.01

• 1. RAR 5.0 archives can include an optional quick open information controlled with -qo[- +] switch or 'Quick open information' options group in archiving dialog. It allows to open the archive contents in WinRAR faster.
• This version provides better update performance for archives containing both quick open information and service records, such as NTFS file security. Also default parameters of quick open information are optimized to achieve faster open time for such archives.
• 2. Bugs fixed:
• a) 'Find' command could fail when searching text string in .7z archives;
• b) when opening RAR 5.0 archive with encrypted file names stored in another such archive, WinRAR could issue an erroneous message that password is incorrect. It happened only if passwords to inner and outer archives were different. It did not affect extraction, all files could be unpacked regardless of this message;
• c) option 'Use for all archives' in password dialog did not suppress additional password requests for RAR 5.0 archives with encrypted file names;
• d) WinRAR address bar did not process correctly environment variable based paths, such as %temp%;
• e) storing NTFS file security and alternate data streams did not work for file pathnames longer than 260 characters;
• f) 'Test' command could erroneously report damaged data in valid recovery record if only a part of files in RAR 5.0 archive was tested. It did not happen if entire archive contents was tested;
• g) 'Test' command erroneously reported errors when verifying RAR 4.x Unix symbolic links;
• h) WinRAR 'View' command did not work for files inside of BZIP2 archives;
• i) if 'High precision modification time' option in archiving dialog was turned off, WinRAR did not store the modification time at all instead of storing a lower precision time;
• j) destination paths containing . or . component did not work when extracting non-RAR archives in WinRAR command line mode;
• k) WinRAR failed to unpack multivolume CAB archives.

Changes for v5.00 beta 2 - v5.00 Beta 3

• 1. Fixed XZ archive support, which did not work in beta 2.
• 2. 'Convert' command did not allow to use compression dictionaries exceeding 4 MB.
• 3. If both encryption password and archive comment were specified when creating RAR archive, archive comment was not added.
• 4. 'View as Unicode (UTF-8)' command in internal viewer did not work, so UTF-8 files were displayed correctly only if their encoding was detected by viewer automatically.
• 5. Maximum compression dictionary size when running in Windows XP x86 is reduced to 128 MB. WinRAR cannot allocate enough memory to create archives with 256 MB dictionary in Windows XP x86.
• 6. Corrections in relative path processing, such as '.arcname.rar' name in archiving dialog or 'WinRAR foldername' in the command line.

Changes for v4.20 Beta 1 - v5.00 beta 2

• When adding an incompressible file to non-solid RAR archive, beta 1 could duplicate the first megabyte of archived file, resulting in damaged file.
• 'Add to archive..' context menu command could place a created archive to a wrong folder.

DESCRIPTION

The following commands compress and uncompress filesand directory subtrees as indicated:

Reduce the size of the namedfilesusing adaptive Lempel-Ziv coding.If reduction is possible, eachfile is replaced by a new file of the same name with the suffix.Zadded to indicate that it is a compressed file.Original ownership, modes, access, and modification timesare preserved.If nofile is specified, or if-is specified,standard input is compressed to the standard output.

Restore the compressedfilesto original form.Resulting files have the original filename, ownership, and permissions,and the.Zfilename suffix is removed.If nofile is specified, or if-is specified,standard input is uncompressed to the standard output.

Restore the compressedfilesto original form and send the result to standard output.If nofile is specified, or if-is specified,standard input is uncompressed to the standard output.

Front-end processor.Recursively descend each specifieddirectory subtree and usecompressto compress each file indirectory.Existing files are replaced by a compressed filehaving the same name plus the suffix.Z,provided the resulting file is smaller than the original.If no directories are specified, compression is appliedto all files starting with the current directory.

options may include any validcompresscommand options (they are passed through tocompress).To force compression of all files, even when the resultis larger than the original file, use the-foption.

Opposite ofcompressdir.Restore compressed files to their original form.options may include any validuncompresscommand options (they are passed through touncompress).

The amount of compression obtaineddepends on the size of the input, the maximum number of bits(maxbits)per code, and the distribution of common substrings.Typically, text such as source code or Englishis reduced by 50-60 percent.Compression is generally much better than that achieved byHuffman coding (as used inpack),or adaptive Huffman coding(compact),and takes less time to compute.

Options

These commands recognize the following options in the combinationsshown above inSYNOPSIS:

Decompressfile.compress -dis equivalent touncompress.

Force compression offile.This is useful for compressing an entire directory,even if some of the files do not actually shrink.If-fis not given andcompressis run in the foreground, the user is promptedas to whether an existing file should be overwritten.

This is the same as the-f option except that it does not force compression when there is nullcompression.

Print a message describing the percentage ofreduction for each file compressed.

Forcecompressanduncompressto write to the standard output; no files are changed.The nondestructive behavior ofzcatis identical to that ofuncompress -c.

Soundplant for mac. Print the current version and compile options onto the standard error.

Specify the maximum number of bits thecompressalgorithm will use.The default is 16 and the range can be any integer between 9 and 16.

compress uses the modified Lempel-Ziv algorithm popularized inA Technique for High Performance Data Compression, Terry A. Welch,IEEE Computer, Mac emulator online. vol. 17, no. 6 (June 1984), pages 8-19.Common substrings in the file are first replaced by 9-bit codes 257 and up.When code 512 is reached, the algorithm switches to 10-bit codes andcontinues to use more bits until the limit specified by the-bflag is reached (default 16).

After themaxbits limit is attained,compressperiodically checks the compression ratio.If it is increasing,compresscontinues to use the existing code dictionary.However, if the compression ratio is decreasing,compressdiscards the table of substrings and rebuilds it from scratch.This allows the algorithm to adapt to the next 'block' of the file.

Note that the-bflag is omitted foruncompresssince themaxbits parameter specified during compression is encoded within the output,along with a magic number to ensurethat neither decompression of random data norrecompression of compressed data is attempted.

Access Control Lists

compress retains a file's access control list when compressing and expandingdata.