ZipGenius is a handy utility designed to compress files to almost any kind of archive. ZipGenius supports more than 20 compressed archive formats, including CD/DVD-ROM image files in ISO9660 standard.
ZipGenius can handle more than 20 compressed archive types, so it is a perfet companion for your work and daily activities; but ZipGenius doesn't handle compressed archives, only: it is flexible and expandable so it could almost everything you want from it.
ZipGenius layout has been conceived to offer the highest ease of use through a lot of wizards and shortcuts, but it won't hurt the powerful features of the product. Don't mind if you are a novice computer user or a "geek": ZipGenius will guide you in every single action you will perform.
The clean and simply user interface of this program is designed to offer maximum performances to any kind of users: novice users will use the features they can see at first sight on the interface, while power users can go deeper through a lot of menus and submenus.

Requirements:
· CPU: Intel Pentium 233 MMX / AMD K5
· RAM: 16 MB
· 16 MB of free hard disk space

What's New in This Release:
· Fixed (once for all) missing text from context menu in Windows 64-bit edition
· Fixed missing text in user interface when converting ZIP to CZIP from context menu
· Fixed "Open Destination Folder" option not working after extraction
· Compression and Extraction dialogs were redesigned in order to smaller and suitable for netbook-sized displays
· Fixed Drop-to-ZipGenius wizard for archives (it was not switching to MultiOpen)
· Added warning when user tries to shut down ZipGenius while previewing a file
· Fixed bug while user was trying to shut down ZipGenius until previewing a file (archive doesn't close, now)
· Fixed UI bugs related to MultiOpen
· Added link to Facebook page
· Added link to Twitter page
· Added link to Feedburner page
· About dialog has been resized to appear smaller than before
· Command line module partially rewritten (and Unicode compliant)
· Added the "Prodotto Italiano" mark