Due to space limitations, many files here at The World Wide Webb are compressed. To use these files, you must decompress them once you've downloaded them to your computer.

Just about everybody knows how to use, or at least has heard of, the PKZIP archiver (files that end with .ZIP are PKZIP files). However, PKZIP is far from the best archiver available. I use a lesser-known archiver called "RAR", which far exceeds PKZIP in terms of compression performance, which translates into much smaller files and smaller download times.

If you do not have a copy of RAR, I strongly urge you to download a copy from this page. However, if a version is not available for your computer, or you'd rather not go to the effort of learning a new program (this one's easy!), ALL compressed files from The World Wide Webb are available via email file attach. You simply email me with the filename and I send it to you in uncompressed form (or compressed with PKZIP if you prefer).

You can download a copy of the RAR archiver right here, from the table below. RAR is an extremely powerful tool which allows you to manage and control archive files. RAR features include:

• Full-screen interactive interface (optional)
• Mouse support and menus
• Non-RAR archive support
• Common "standard" command-line interface
• Highly sophisticated, original compression algorithm
• Better compression than other PC tools using "solid" archiving
• Authenticity verification (registered version only)
• Self-extracting archives and volumes (SFX)
• Programmatic installation SFX archives
• Locking, password, disk volume labels & more...