iZip for Mac 3.3

iZip for Mac is a powerful compression and encryption software that allows you to easily compress, secure and share your files with ease. With the latest in compression and encryption technology built right in, iZip is the perfect solution for anyone looking to manage their archives on their Mac.

One of the key features of iZip is its ability to zip and unzip files using the familiar Mac Finder. This means that you can easily manage the contents of the most common archive file formats such as those created by WinZip, WinRAR and others. It's so easy treating archive files as removable storage, you can save your documents directly to your zip file or even drag-and-drop files between archives.

iZip is developed by engineers dedicated to the Mac platform and due to its tight integration with the Mac Operating System, you are able to enjoy seamless management of your archives. This means that you can easily access all of your archived files from within iZip without having to switch between different applications.

Another great feature of iZip is its ability to encrypt files using powerful AES encryption. This allows you to keep unwanted eyes away from your personal information by encrypting your zip files using the powerful security features of iZip. With up to 256 bit AES zip encryption, unauthorized users will not be able to view any of your confidential information.

In addition, iZip also features tight integration with fast and secure file sharing service - Files.com. With just a few clicks, you can securely send and receive files amongst your friends and colleagues - even those running Windows or Linux.

Overall, if you're looking for a powerful compression and encryption software for managing all of your archives on Mac OS X then look no further than iZip!

iZIP Archiver is an archive manager for Mac OS. Its strength is supporting all the most widely used archive formats (ZIP, ZIPX, RAR, TAR, TAR.GZ and 7ZIP) in an easy-to-use package. iZIP Archiver installs quickly and easily.

With iZIP Archiver, all archives appear as removable storage, so you can save directly to them, instead of having to move a saved file later. You can drag and drop files into and out of the archive. You can add encryption to an archive if you want to secure it, requiring a password to access the contents. The interface is simple. To create an archive you can use the iZIP Archiver wizard, which walks you through the steps to create an archive and add security. You can also set the sharing level and have an archive shared and accessible through a Web site (account required).

iZIP Archiver is a free app and since it handles almost every file archive format you'll encounter, it's a tempting download. We had no trouble with iZIP Archiver during our testing, but we did get tired of the wizard pretty quickly. Still, the ideal of handling archives as a removable media is useful for many purposes. We had no trouble with iZIP Archiver in our testing.