This archive converter extracts and repacks files from the source archive to create a new archive in a different format. Upon successful creation of the new archive, the original archive is removed.
I recently used the ACVT program and found it to be an impressive converter of archives. It supports a wide range of archive types, which was very useful. I liked that I could set the type of archive I needed and simply rely on the ACVT program to handle the rest. ACVT extracted the files from the source archive and packed them into a new archive. It even removed the original archive once the output archive was created successfully.
I appreciated that I could easily adjust the program to my needs. I could make changes to the configuration file or use the Options dialog. It was simple and straightforward to use.
One thing that stood out to me is that the ACVT program has six different variants: DOS 16bit, DOS 32bit, OS/2 16-bit, OS/2 32-bit, Win32 console, and Win32 GUI. This variety ensures that users of different operating systems can all benefit from this program. Overall, I was very satisfied with my experience using the ACVT program and would definitely recommend it.
I appreciated that I could easily adjust the program to my needs. I could make changes to the configuration file or use the Options dialog. It was simple and straightforward to use.
One thing that stood out to me is that the ACVT program has six different variants: DOS 16bit, DOS 32bit, OS/2 16-bit, OS/2 32-bit, Win32 console, and Win32 GUI. This variety ensures that users of different operating systems can all benefit from this program. Overall, I was very satisfied with my experience using the ACVT program and would definitely recommend it.
What's New
Version 1.20: N/A