If the built-in archiving feature in Windows is too simple for you, here are some of the free and powerful file archivers for Windows that you can use.
Why You Should Archive Your Emails and How You Can Do So
With all your emails in one place, they are so vulnerable to loss. This is why it is important to back up your emails. Here is how you can do so.
How to Hide a ZIP Archive in an Image File on a Mac
If you have files you don’t want nosy eyes to see on your Mac, this tutorial shows how to hide files (zip archive) inside another file (image). Users only see the image file and not the zip archive.
How to Download and Delete Your Entire Google Search History
In this article, you’ll find the steps needed to retrieve your entire Google Search history, download an archive and remove it from Google Search entirely.
Easily Theme WinRAR and 7-Zip For a Total Visual Overhaul
Unknown to many, both WinRAR and 7zip can be themed with custom skin. Here is how you can theme WinRAR and 7ZIp and give them a total visual overhaul.
How to Download Your Tweets from Twitter
There is an archive feature on Twitter that lets you download your tweets, starting with your first tweet. Here’s how to do just that in 3 simple steps.
In Depth Look at Linux’s Archiving and Compression Commands
There is more to archives than just the humble .zip. Chek out the various Linux’s archiving and compression commands and how to make proper use of them.
How to Create Self-extracting Archives Without Installing Additional Software
While there are lots of applications that allow you to create self-extracting archive, here is how you can do it with the native tool that come in your OS.
How to Backup Your Gmail in Mac
We love Gmail, and we keep our faith in Google that they will do their best to keep their servers up and running at all time. But still, that doesn’t mean we should place our absolute trust in their reliability. What if one day, their servers went bonkers and all your emails are lost overnight? […]