Ez7z

Name: Ez7z
Rating: 2.6111 (4 reviews)

2.14

20 June 2013

Easy-to-use 7zip archiver.

Overview

Ez7z is an easy-to-use archiver that allows users to perform a number of tasks:

Expand 7z, bzip2, gz, rar, tar, and zip files.
Shrink files into 7z, bzip2, gz, tar, and zip formats.
View the contents of an archive without opening it.
Delete files from an archive without opening it.
Create, verify, and repair par2 files.
Process multiple files with ease.

Note: Ez7z is no longer actively developed.

What's new in Ez7z

Version 2.14:

Note (from the developer): Sorry for the abandonment. It's not you, it's me. I couldn't afford to keep my website up so everything (all serial numbers) are gone. I apologize to the people who have paid in the past but I have decided to strip the program of its paid restrictions.

Now donationware

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There is nothing "Ez" about this! It is the most complicated programme I have ever downloaded for the mac and has been deposited in the bin where it belongs.

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Version 1.861

Derekcurrie

28 March 2019

ABANDONWARE. But it still works, as of today anyway. I still find it does some useful unique odds and ends, such as opening .ZAD archives. ALTERNATIVES: - Use Keka! It's a great free compression app that's constantly being updated. - The Unarchiver (the *real* version) is very good, but I find I rarely use it. - Don't bother with 7zX. It's abandonware as well as adware. Let it die. - BetterZip has a friendly trial period. But it costs $25. If you find yourself stuck with an odd archive format for which you can't find a compatible expansion app, you may find there are CLI (Terminal) apps to do just what you need. Many of the are already built into macOS. Others may be part of open source projects. Some may make you pay for a license, such as the RAR compression license.

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Version 2.14

Be careful. Password protecting something compressed with this app doesn't mean you can use the password and uncompress it with another 7zip program. You are basically trapped into using this. =(

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Version 2.14

Rockin'-Kat

29 March 2013

The developer's page is offline... currently replaced by a domain squatter who has taken the domain for it and is trying to sell it for $70. His other domain which the download link goes to is not responding. It's been over 160 days since the developer's account has shown activity on MacUpdate. It may be time to find something else. :-( What a bummer

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Version 2.13

msaavedraesp

04 February 2011

i am getting the following error: cat: /Volumes/Ez7z 1.922/Ez7z.app/Contents/Resources/tempLog.txt: No such file or directory (1) what can I do?

Version 1.922

1 answer(s)

Leifertin

11 February 2011

Ez7z won't run from the disk image.

Robk

14 December 2010

No more BZIP2 Support? I hope it comes back... If not, I will definitely be looking elsewhere. (And I am sure others will too!)

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Version 1.91

4 answer(s)

Leifertin

15 December 2010

Not to worry, I'll add it back once I figure out two bugs related to it. 1) The expanded contents would never have an extension, so if you didn't know it beforehand, you may not be able to open the files. (Maybe I can include a .ds_store-like file that lists the extensions?) 2) Creating BZIP2s in some cases would just bring up an "INVALID ARG" error.

Robk

15 December 2010

I think the problem may be with the 7za binary that you use for BZIP2. Why don't you try the official BZIP2 binary for compression and decompression instead of the 7za binary?

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Leifertin

18 December 2010

Ah I didn't realize that was there. I'll read up on the manual for it and bring BZIP2 back soon.

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Beamy

15 January 2011

I you are looking for a good BZip2 program, then you may try TarPit. I like TarPit a lot and it is free. :-)

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