http://wiki.powerarchiver.com/ 2026-04-12T16:51:14+00:00 http://wiki.powerarchiver.com/ http://wiki.powerarchiver.com/lib/tpl/vector/images/favicon.ico text/html 2016-04-19T07:06:24+00:00 http://wiki.powerarchiver.com/dk:help:main:basics:adding_files_to_an_archive?rev=1461049584&do=diff For introductory information, please see the section entitled Brief Tutorial - Adding Files. This section explains how to use the standard Add dialog box for Adding files to the Archive. There are several other ways to add files to an archive: * Directly from Windows Explorer, as described in the section entitled Windows Shell Integration * By using the the Drag and Drop interface text/html 2016-04-19T07:06:24+00:00 http://wiki.powerarchiver.com/dk:help:main:basics:archive_management?rev=1461049584&do=diff You can use the “Move Archive...”, “Copy Archive...”, “Rename Archive...”, and “Delete Archive...” entries under the “File> File” menu to manage an archive. * “Move Archive...” - moves currently opened archive to another folder or disk. text/html 2016-04-19T07:06:24+00:00 http://wiki.powerarchiver.com/dk:help:main:basics:creating_a_new_archive?rev=1461049584&do=diff For introductory information, please see the section entitled “Brief Tutorial - Creating a New Archive”. There are several ways you can create New Archive: From PowerArchiver window, clicking on “File> New” or “New” button on the toolbar. text/html 2016-04-19T07:06:24+00:00 http://wiki.powerarchiver.com/dk:help:main:basics:finding_archives?rev=1461049584&do=diff PowerArchiver can help you find archives if you do not know exactly where they are located on your computer. To activate the “Find Archives” tool, click on the “File> Find Archives” menu. * “Search this PC for ZIP files” - searches all hard drives in your computer automatically (network disks and CD-ROM disks are not searched) text/html 2016-04-19T07:06:24+00:00 http://wiki.powerarchiver.com/dk:help:main:basics:finding_files_in_an_archive?rev=1461049584&do=diff Finding Files in an Archive You can use the “Find” option in File List toolbar, under Main tab (“Edit” menu in the Classic interface) if you want to find a specific file in the currently opened archive. It will find the first file that matches the specified criteria and you can use “Find Next...” (F3) to search for the next file that matches same criteria. Here is the list of criteria options that you can specify: text/html 2016-04-19T07:06:24+00:00 http://wiki.powerarchiver.com/dk:help:main:basics:opening_an_existing_archive?rev=1461049584&do=diff For introductory information, please see the section entitled “Brief Tutorial - Opening Archive”. To open an existing archive, select “Open Archive” from the PowerArchiver toolbar. This will activate the standard Open Archive dialog box. Next, select the archive you want to open in the Open dialog box. Use the “Look in:” combo box to select the appropriate folder and click on the archive in the list below. text/html 2016-04-19T07:06:24+00:00 http://wiki.powerarchiver.com/dk:help:main:basics:printing_a_list_of_files_in_an_archive?rev=1461049584&do=diff To print a list of files in an archive to a text or HTML file, select “Print File Listing ... to TXT (or HTML) document” from the PowerArchiver “File> Print File Listing” menu. The columns shown in the PowerArchiver window will be printed using the current sort order. text/html 2016-04-19T07:06:24+00:00 http://wiki.powerarchiver.com/dk:help:main:basics:selecting_files_in_an_archive?rev=1461049584&do=diff You can use the “Select All” entry in File List toolbar, under Main tab (“Edit” menu in the Classic interface) to select all the files listed in the main PowerArchiver window. “Deselect All” deselects all the files and “Invert Selection” deselects the currently selected files and selects the currently unselected files. text/html 2016-04-19T07:06:24+00:00 http://wiki.powerarchiver.com/dk:help:main:basics:using_favorite_folders?rev=1461049584&do=diff Favorite Folders is useful tool for people that like to organize their archives. It displays all archives in your most commonly used folders, called Favorites. That way you can easily browse through all of your archives, even if they are located in different folders and drives. text/html 2016-04-19T07:06:24+00:00 http://wiki.powerarchiver.com/dk:help:main:basics:using_powerarchiver_to_e-mail_archives?rev=1461049584&do=diff PowerArchiver uses your standard e-mail application to e-mail files. There are two ways of e-mailing files with PowerArchiver: * Main PowerArchiver Window - You can e-mail the currently opened archive by selecting “Mail Archive...” from the “File> Send” menu (“File” under Classic interface). PowerArchiver will create a new e-mail message and attach the open archive to it. You can then address the message, add any desired text, and send the e-mail as you usually would. text/html 2016-04-19T07:06:24+00:00 http://wiki.powerarchiver.com/dk:help:main:basics:viewing_archive_properties?rev=1461049584&do=diff The “Properties” menu entry in the PowerArchiver “File” menu displays a dialog box with the archive format, full file name, actual archive size (in bytes), number of files in the archive, average compression ratio, and the date and time the archive was last modified. In addition, version information used to create and needed to extract the archive is displayed, as well as encryption status.