VCLZip is a Delphi and BCB component that makes it easy for your applications to create and work with compressed data. VCLZip has been around for 12 years and so it is very stable and reliable. Yet we are committed to aggressive development of new features and tools to enhance VCLZip and it’s capabilities. VCLZip is so easy to use you can drop it on one of your forms and add 3 lines of code to start using it...

ZipTV is the single solution for the management and development of secure archiving, storage, data backups, and data management. Supporting a wider range of popular archives, compression and encryption algorithms, compressed data manipulation tools & components than any other.

DIZipWriter is a Delphi component to create PKZip-compatible ZIP archives. Archive output is completely stream-based and works with any TStream descendant. DIZipWriter therefore direclty writes to files (TFileStream), memory (TMemoryStream), or even database BLOBs (TBlobStream). Convenience functions to work files and file based archives are available.

Products
POP3 / SMTP - Feature List
Zip, GZip, Bz2, .Z Compression - Feature List
Data Compression - Feature List
TAR Archive - Feature List
FTP2 - Feature List
IMAP - Feature List
Encryption - Feature List
RSA Encryption and Signatures - Feature List
DSA (DSS) Signatures - Feature List
Diffie-Hellman (DH) Key Exchange - Feature List
HTTP - Feature List
Socket / SSL - Feature List
SSH / SFTP - Feature List
MIME + S/MIME - Feature List
MHT - Feature List
HTML-to-XML Conversion - Feature List
Charset Encoding Conversion - Feature List
Email Bounce Processing - Feature List
XMP - Feature List

FlexCompress is a high-speed compression library developed to provide archive functionality for your applications. This solution provides flexible compression and strong encryption algorithms that allows you to integrate archiving or backup features into your programs in a fast and easy way. FlexCompress includes our new unique technology, a transaction system. This innovative solution gives you a rapid and simple way of updating archive files providing data integrity like a reliable database system.

DIZipWriter is a Delphi component to create PKZip-compatible ZIP archives. Archive output is completely stream-based and works with any TStream descendant. DIZipWriter therefore direclty writes to files (TFileStream), memory (TMemoryStream), or even database BLOBs (TBlobStream). Convenience functions to work files and file based archives are available.

Products
POP3 / SMTP - Feature List
Zip, GZip, Bz2, .Z Compression - Feature List
Data Compression - Feature List
TAR Archive - Feature List
FTP2 - Feature List
IMAP - Feature List
Encryption - Feature List
RSA Encryption and Signatures - Feature List
DSA (DSS) Signatures - Feature List
Diffie-Hellman (DH) Key Exchange - Feature List
HTTP - Feature List
Socket / SSL - Feature List
SSH / SFTP - Feature List
MIME + S/MIME - Feature List
MHT - Feature List
HTML-to-XML Conversion - Feature List
Charset Encoding Conversion - Feature List
Email Bounce Processing - Feature List
XMP - Feature List

ZipForge is a fast and powerful VCL Zip component, written in Delphi. It lets you easily create ZIP archives, extract files from zip files to hard drive or memory, add files to a zip archive from disk or memory, replace, move and delete files in zip archives. Also it creates and reads self-extracting (SFX) zip archives, AES encrypted and multi-volume zip files.

Unlike traditional hex editors which only display the raw hex bytes of a file (1), 010 Editor can also parse a file into a hierarchical structure using a Binary Template (2). The results of running a Binary Template are much easier to understand and edit than using just the raw hex bytes.

DIZipWriter is a Delphi component to create PKZip-compatible ZIP archives. Archive output is completely stream-based and works with any TStream descendant. DIZipWriter therefore direclty writes to files (TFileStream), memory (TMemoryStream), or even database BLOBs (TBlobStream). Convenience functions to work files and file based archives are available.