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LittleZipper 1.0

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Compress files and folders. Shareware ($10)

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LittleZipper has been discontinued
Developer
Modesitt Software

LittleZipper lets you:

Compress files and folders
Create a text file showing the contents of a zip file
Set the compression level of zipped files
Other convenient settings

Free with purchase of HDCleanUp

Requirements
PPC / Intel, Mac OS X 10.6 or later.

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Steeps Patrick reviewed on 10 Apr 2010

Do we need another zip program? Well, maybe but this is certainly not good enough.
No support for 7z, protected zips are not supported, the icon is lame.

Paying $10 is just not right.

[Version 1.0]

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Fishscale commented on 09 Apr 2010

You guy's even have me lost... what the heck program are you talking about? I have never heard of an app w/ a name sounding like littlezipper, or a name too close. LittleSnapper, the screenshot app?!? Tell the dev what app your talking of... SO many apps have similar names, i.e. - Appzapper, apptrasher, appdelete, appcleaner, cleanapp etc...

Also there are two competitor code collection/organizers having the names: "Snippet" and "Snippets." It doesn't get closer than that and nobody complains about those... at max a mention

At least tell the dev what the heck app your talking about.

On a side note mr. dev, $10, seriously? You don't think there are free apps that do just as much... maybe not every single feature but to pay $10 for an app that comes with OS X? This should be free to everyone, not just people who buy HDCleanUp. Not a great app in itself, but this is not it's page so I won't go into HDC's faults.

[Version 1.0]

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Fishscale replied on 09 Apr 2010

disregard... I was late to the party

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Dr.-Girlfriend commented on 09 Apr 2010

I agree. It's tacky and unprofessional to misappropriate the name of another application in the same category. It appears as if the developer is purposefully trying to confuse customers, whether that's his intention or not.

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Iphoneandmacdeveloper (developer) replied on 09 Apr 2010

Could you give me the name of the application I'm allegedly trying to rip off? Then I can make some changes. I see The Zipper. is that what you mean? Please, give me a hint.

Iphoneandmacdeveloper (developer) replied on 09 Apr 2010

I changed the name. Hope everyone is happy now!

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Mactechhead replied on 09 Apr 2010

The last I looked in here, you were using BetterZipper as the name for your tool and there is already a well known tool called BetterZip.

LittleZipper sounds perfectly fine though !

Sorry peeps no lawsuits today. LOL

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Dr.-Girlfriend replied on 09 Apr 2010

Way to go, dev! That was fast.

And to DOOBIEXX who commented above: I like free apps as much as the next person, but I also have no problem paying for quality apps. I'd gladly pay $10.00 for a zip/compression app that performed as well as VLC does with media, for example; VLC works no matter what media file I throw at it. However, all of the zip apps I've tried (to date) always have a problem at some point or another opening a file; this necessitates having to install and use more than one zip program... which I really hate.