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WinRAR is a document and file compression utility which is the most popular Zip and RAR compressed Archive management tool, with this helpful program, users would compress and decompress the Zip Archive file in a fast and convenient way.
WinRAR is very powerful, it could read various format Archive file including: CAB, ARJ, LZH, TAR, GZ, JAR, ISO etc. Moreover, WinRAR allows you to create a self-extracting Zip or RAR archive, so you could open the self-extracting archive by double click your mouse directly when there is no decompressing program such as: WinZip and WinRAR installed on your computer.
Now the new WinRAR 3.91 beta is released, look at the followings to learn more about WinRAR 3.91 beta.
1. Advanced compatibility - WinZip is the orginal Zip Archive managing and creating application, WinRAR now not only supports Zip Archive compression, but also entend its features, RAR Archive increased the file compressing rate but takes less size. WinRAR supports lots of different compressing format such as: 7-Zip, BZ2, RAR, ISO, CAB, ARJ, JAR etc. so WinRAR is a comprehensive and helpful facility.
2. Quick Launch - When you install WinaRAR on your computer, you could add the RAR managing order to the mouse right-click menu, so that it is very easy for you to create, decompress and open a Zip or RAR Archive.
3. More useful features - If a Zip or RAR coded archive is broken, WinRAR will help you repair the broken archive file. If you want to decompress a RAR archive file on a computer without WinRAR, you are able to create a self-extracting archive file with WinRAR, and then just double clicking the mouse will make you decompress the archive file.
WinRAR is a comprehensive Zip and RAR achive file manageing and opening application that will help a lot. WinRAR 3.91 beta now is just a version for user evaluating, it can not avoid that there are some program bugs in. So if you wanna a fresh experience with new WinRAR 3.91, well you can upgrade your WinRAR 3.91, or keeping your WinRAR now is better for you.
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