TUCOWS
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WebAttack
WebAttack is one of the fastest growing software review sites on the Internet. Archive XP as achieved their maximum rating of 5 stars.

Their conclusion: "Overall, Archive XP combines an extremely easy way of handling archive files with powerful tools that make the program suitable for advanced users as well as complete newbies".

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Here is what they had to say about Archive XP:

"Archive XP is a first class compression suite and one of the most powerful available"

"Put simply, if you're looking for an easy to use archive utility loaded with tons of powerful features, this software is for you. Once you try it, you will never go back"

Shareware Junkies

Here is what they had to say:

Are you ready for a whole new approach to compression? If so then Archive XP( is the tool for you. Tired of having a different program for those RAR and ACE files (and others)? Are you ready for a compression program that will work with all types of archives? Well then get on board and get Archive XP!

Yes this innovative program does it all! This program is even for the developer.

You can customize the program so that it does things the way you want. The way I like to use it is to have the archived files appear as regular folders and I am able to browse them and use them like regular files. Plus when I am using Archive XP like this I have the ability to manipulate archives right inside Explorer. That's right you can add files, extract, install, check-out, anti-virus scan, and convert to another archive type. Plus you can also use the Run Tool too. It will test the archive, delete a selected file from an archive, make an .EXE, add archive comments, repair an archive, find a password, or delete a selected file from an archive.

Listen I could go on and on. But what you want to know is should you try out Archive XP The answer is a resounding YES!