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I have created one archive by encrypting PDF files with AES, and a second archive by encrypting with ZipCrypto. If I use 7-Zip to access either archive, they work fine.

However, if I use Windows Explorer (within XP Pro), I have a problem. When I try to access the archive encrypted with AES, it shows each file within the archive, but when I click on one of the PDF files, it does nothing. It doesn't prompt me for a password or open the file or anything. (Explorer properly accesses files in the archive encrypted with ZipCrypto.)

Any ideas?

I was playing along changing my language(to test PidginPortable), and did run 7ZipPortable in Bulgarian once. After it never wanted to go back to English.

After going through the source and having a look in 'App\7-Zip\Lang' I come to the conclusion that it's a bug.

I do not know the exact reason why all the language files are *.txt file except for English (en.ttt), but this is equal in the original download from the 7Zip home page !
So there are 2 options to fix this, either,
Modify line 218 of the launcher script to:

Hi,
Tried searching but couldn't find for this topic so i am wondering if an update is possible to the latest version as at www.7-zip.org?

From what I can see in the launcher, only one value in the regfile is adjusted, whereas I have many keys that contain paths -

[HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\7-zip\Compression\ArcHistory]
[HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\7-zip\Extraction\PathHistory]
[HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\7-zip\FM]

Hello, I just want to make sure if I can use 7zg.exe (that comes in 7-Zip Portable) with commands (like x "%1" -o*) in a standalone way / without leaving traces just like the 7Z.exe or 7za.exe modules.
The installed non portable version of 7-Zip uses 7zG for the extraction jobs (that´s why I wonder whether the one that comes in the portableapps package is standalone), though I don´t plan to use the normal commands that make use of -slp- -an -ai... that don´t work in a portable way, instead I just want to use commands like the one posted above.

I want to use my USB Flash drive to backup network files.
It looks like 7zip Portable wants to backup my USB Flash Drive onto a some other media (local, network or otherwise).
Can I Use 7zip Portable to Backup Network Files Onto a USB Flash Drive? If not, can you suggest some other open-source product?

I'd like to use 7-zip portable in a GPL app (including bundling it with my app; of course I'd give credit to PortableApps.com); the thread located at https://portableapps.com/node/17673 makes me think I can do this, but I want to be sure...

Thanks!

The Shell Context Menus work great. Flash drive not connected - no shortcut menu for 7-Zip. Connect the drive - now there's a shortcut menu.

However...
7-zip.dll is loaded as soon as you right-click something in Windows Explorer. That .dll stays loaded until you close that specific instance of Explorer. This prevents the flash drive from being removed safely until all Explorer windows that have seen a right-click have been closed.

I just updated 7-zip to 4.65 Rev. 2 and in the midst of the installation process, I got this error pop-up:

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7-Zip Portable | PortableApps.com Installer
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Error opening file for writing: F:\PortableApps\7-ZipPortable\App\7-Zip\7-zip.dll Click Abort to stop the installation, Retry to try again, or Ignore to skip this file.
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Abort Retry Ignore
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Hi just wondered are there any plans to include SIT (Stuffit) archives or is this format copyrighted or otherwise ?

I had some files e-mailed today from a MAC and it would have been handy.

Cheers