http://wiki.powerarchiver.com/ 2026-04-21T03:10:44+00:00 http://wiki.powerarchiver.com/ http://wiki.powerarchiver.com/lib/tpl/vector/images/favicon.ico text/html 2014-03-14T19:22:39+00:00 http://wiki.powerarchiver.com/ko:help:details:7-zip_compression?rev=1394824959&do=diff More about 7-Zip Compression and comparison of compression formats in PowerArchiver Introduction 7-Zip is the superior compression format featured in PowerArchiver. It is an open source format, providing open architecture and high compression ratio. It is also an modern format, that supports UNICODE filenames (so international users will not have any issues with special characters), maximum file sizes up to 16000000000 GB, and strong encryption (AES 256 bit). However, 7-Zip's greatest stre… text/html 2014-03-14T19:23:07+00:00 http://wiki.powerarchiver.com/ko:help:details:command_line?rev=1394824987&do=diff Introduction PowerArchiver can perform certain operations directly from the command line. If you prefer using a command line interface full time, you should try PowerArchiver Command Line (PACL), available from the PowerArchiver Web site. It is much better for command line usage, has more features and it is free for registered users of PowerArchiver. text/html 2014-03-14T19:23:21+00:00 http://wiki.powerarchiver.com/ko:help:details:compression_profiles?rev=1394825001&do=diff Introduction Compression profiles will make it easier for you to reuse your commonly used compression settings. How does it work? Using Compression profiles is very simple and intuitive. They can be selected from a drop down menu in every PowerArchiver Add window and once selected, they will apply their compression settings to the current Add window. Please note that PowerArchiver will show only profiles associated with the selected compression format. text/html 2014-03-14T19:23:44+00:00 http://wiki.powerarchiver.com/ko:help:details:double_clicking?rev=1394825024&do=diff General Information Double clicking on a file name listed in the main PowerArchiver window will perform the same action that is performed when you double click on a file in My Computer or Windows Explorer. If the file is an executable (with a file extension of EXE, COM, BAT, or PIF), PowerArchiver will run it. Otherwise, PowerArchiver will open the file with the appropriate application. For example, files with the extension of .TXT are opened using Windows Notepad (unless you have changed the T… text/html 2014-03-14T19:23:57+00:00 http://wiki.powerarchiver.com/ko:help:details:internal_viewer?rev=1394825037&do=diff General Information PowerArchiver has a Internal Viewer that supports TXT, RTF, BMP, JPG, TIFF, GIF, PSD, PSP, PNG, JPG, FAX, BW, RGB, SGI, TGA, PCX, PCD, PPM, CUT, RLA, RPF, ICO, WMF and EMF files. It comes in handy when you want to quickly view files, but it is not meant to replace full-fledged viewer applications. text/html 2014-03-14T19:24:10+00:00 http://wiki.powerarchiver.com/ko:help:details:password_manager?rev=1394825050&do=diff Introduction PowerArchiver has a great feature called Password Manager. Much like your Web browser's password manager, it remembers the passwords of all secure documents (encrypted ZIP, 7-Zip and PAE files) that you want it to remember. It is designed to make use of secure files much easier for PowerArchiver users. Of course, you can turn the feature off partially or completely if you are worried about security. text/html 2014-03-14T19:24:36+00:00 http://wiki.powerarchiver.com/ko:help:details:powerarchiver_queue?rev=1394825076&do=diff Introduction PowerArchiver features innovative queue system that enables user to add multiple operations to the queue system, which are then processed one at a time. This enables users to continue using their computer while selecting multiple operations. Main benefit is that multiple compression/extraction operations would usually slow down users computer to the crawl, if done all at the same time. text/html 2014-03-14T19:26:12+00:00 http://wiki.powerarchiver.com/ko:help:details:powerarchiver_revision_history?rev=1394825172&do=diff text/html 2016-12-27T11:39:04+00:00 http://wiki.powerarchiver.com/ko:help:details:powerarchiver_starter?rev=1482838744&do=diff 소개 PowerArchiver Starter is a system tray application that enables use of Queue system in PowerArchiver, as well as provides faster way to start PowerArchiver. 어떻게 작동하는가? Once started, PowerArchiver Starter resides in your system tray and starts every time your computer turns on. text/html 2014-03-14T19:24:55+00:00 http://wiki.powerarchiver.com/ko:help:details:rar?rev=1394825095&do=diff Here you can find out how to setup PowerArchiver to work with rar.exe and be able to compress files to RAR format. Keep in mind that PowerArchiver will always use its own unrar for extracting RAR archives, because it is up to 30% faster than official RAR version. text/html 2014-03-14T12:04:59+00:00 http://wiki.powerarchiver.com/ko:help:details:welcome?rev=1394798699&do=diff * details index text/html 2014-03-14T19:25:07+00:00 http://wiki.powerarchiver.com/ko:help:details:windows_associations?rev=1394825107&do=diff Microsoft has defined the word “associate” as follows: To identify a filename extension as belonging to a certain application, so that when you open any file with that extension, the correct application is opened automatically. For example, Windows associates .WRI files with WordPad by default, and .TXT files with Notepad. Most Windows application installation procedures create associations. Microsoft Word creates an association for .DOC files, while PowerArchiver creates associations for file…