The archive will appear in the target pane. I think what would be blank space (and thus zeroing would be a win) on a HD image, but I bet a CD has none, and probably just automatically files the empty. Set the archiver type and customize compression settings:ĥ. Select the files you want to archive and move.Ĥ. Set the source folder (directory) in one pane, and the target one in the other.Ģ. If you need to pack files and move the archive to the target pane simultaneously, follow these steps:ġ.

To set the default archiver and to tune the archiver's settings, go to Preferences. The archive will appear in the same pane. Choose the ' Compress selected file(s)' option from the right-click menu: To open the file in an archiver program, click Alt + Enter.Ģ. To open the archive to see its contents, click Enter. TGz and 7zip (compression/uncompression, browsing and search), tar.bz2 (tbz2, tb2), tar.Z, tar.lzma and tar.xz are available in PRO Pack mode only! You can also use built-in packer to open RAR (in PRO Pack mode) and ISO files. You can also delete files and create new folders directly in an archive. Files can be copied/moved directly from one archive to another. But a compressed ISO will have a lot of mucked up sectors and it won't do it's thing. you can only get the iso and put it in a rar file and compress it like that and then extract it. Built-in packer supports reading and writing of the following packed file formats: ZIP, 7ZIP, TGZ, TBZ, tar.bz2 (tbz2, tb2), tar.Z, tar.lzma and tar.xz. If you want to get an ISO to work then don't compress it.

How to compress iso files