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| Search Through ZIP ArchivesWhat You Can Do with PowerGREPWith PowerGREP, you can quickly search for a piece of information through files and folders on your computer and network, including files compressed inside .zip files. This is particularly useful when extracting information from archived documents, or when gathering statistics from compressed log files. With PowerGREP you can work with zip files as if they were regular file folders. Files inside zip archives are decompressed on-the-fly. Now you can save hard disk space or place more files on a CD or DVD by compressing them, and still search through them as usual. When collecting data or converting many files, PowerGREP can save the results into one or more new .zip archives, even if the original files were not compressed. This is particularly useful if you plan to email the results. Now you need to attach only one .zip file. If you like to keep backup files around, save disk space by telling PowerGREP to compress backups into .zip archives. Use the "numbered .zip" backup type to create a new archive for each action's backup files. While PowerGREP's Undo History handles zipped or regular backup files just the same, a single .zip file is handier if you want to archive backups outside of PowerGREP. Skipping ZIP FilesOf course, sometimes you don't want to search through .zip files. Simply turn off "search through archives" in the File Selector menu to tell PowerGREP to skip zip files. See PowerGREP in ActionThere are four ways to see PowerGREP in action:
Read more about PowerGREP's features and benefits. The Most Powerful GREP Tool for Windows
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