tar.dll

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Windows Process Description:

The tar.dll module provides the 7-Zip utility with the capability to process files using the Tape Archive (TAR) format. The TAR format was originally designed for files stored in tape drives and other sequential access computer storage equipment for providing duplicate copies of essential files. It is now usually employed for bringing together several files into a single file, either for archiving or distribution, while maintaining the files' properties, such as group and user permissions, directory structures, and dates.

The tar.dll file and 7-Zip are provided for free under the GNU Lesser General Public License. The 7-Zip utility's primary features include the employment of the 7z format that offers a compression ratio with the use of the LZMA compression logic that is two to 10 percent better than that provided by the GZIP and ZIP formats. It supports the ZIP, 7z, BZIP2, GZIP and TAR formats, a potent File Manager. It also incorporates into the Windows Shell, and has self-extraction ability for the 7z format, and a provision for a plug-in to the FAR Manager.

The tar.dll module and 7-Zip can be used in the Microsoft Windows operating systems from Windows 98 to Windows Vista. The 7z format, which is the focus of 7-Zip, features the following: better compression capability, an open architecture, the ability to process files with sizes as large as 16 billion gigabytes, solid compression, compression with archive headers, support for the Unicode convention for file naming, and the use of the AES-256 compression logic.

The tar.dll file is also known as the Tar Plug-In for the 7-Zip freeware compression utility.

Author: Igor Pavlov

Author URL: www.7-zip.com

Part Of: 7-Zip

Memory Usage: Low

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