It's not packed with features, but the features it does have are exactly the ones you're looking for in an app of this type. WinZip delivers exactly what it promises. Not free: While you can use WinZip for free during the 45-day trial period, you will eventually have to purchase a license for $29.95 if you want to continue using it indefinitely. This is a handy addition, and a nice way to safeguard important documents and sensitive communications. Password protection: If you opt to ZIP and email all at once, you can also choose the Encrypt option and include password protection on one or all of your files. The archive is zipped automatically, and a little bar graph at the top shows you how much space the files take up zipped versus unzipped. The main screen lays out your options clearly, and to add files to an archive, you can just drag and drop them in. Through its intuitive interface, WinZip makes these features accessible to users of all skill levels, and it runs quickly and smoothly.Įxcellent interface: Even if you've never used a program like this before, you'll have no problem finding your way around in WinZip. WinZip gives you the ability to compress any group of files quickly, and then burn them to a disk or email them directly from the app.
