PowerTCP Zip self-extraction enhanced

Version 2.1.0 also adds support for the .NET Framework 4 Client Profile.

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Displaying a list of compressed files in PowerTCP Zip Compression for .NET.

PowerTCP Zip Compression for .NET lets you easily add zip functionality to your .NET Windows or ASP.NET applications without sacrificing power or flexibility. This component enables file and Stream compression and decompression as well as the ability to configure every item in an archive to exacting specifications. The powerful Archive component, the heart of PowerTCP Zip Compression for .NET, represents and manipulates all data as a collection. This method of data management allows you the flexibility of mixing uncompressed data with previously compressed files and recompressing them into new archives.

Updates in V2.1.0

• The self-extraction feature has been enhanced in a number of ways:
  • It is now possible to direct the self-extraction to occur as soon as the file is opened (without need of user input)
  • A "silent" mode can be used, in which the extraction occurs automatically and no UI is presented to the user.
  • It is now possible to specify a file to open immediately after extraction.
• Zip Compression for .NET now supports .NET Framework 4 Client Profile.

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