Zipeg - available in versions for Mac and Windows computers - can extract compressed files in many formats, including ZIP, RAR, ARJ, LHA/LZH, 7z, TAR, GZ, TGZ, BZIP2, CPIO, RPM, ISO, CHM, Z, CBR, CBZ, WAR, EAR and possibly more. Fortunately, I found a solution, in an excellent freeware unarchiver named Zipeg. I was surprised that it couldn't be opened with the unarchiver that comes with my Mac and Leopard. Recently I received a compressed file with a password. It's usually a simple process, but sometimes it doesn't work. To open a compressed file, you double-click its icon, or drag it into your unarchiving software. There are many data compression formats, such as zip, 7zip, tar, and (for Mac computers) dmg.
When your files take up too much space, or when you want to combine a number of files into one file - like putting all your groceries into one bag - you can use data compression software, and "zip" them into one convenient package.
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