Archive Converter (ACVT) (DOS real mode)

I recently reviewed Archive Converter (ACVT) and was very impressed with its functionality. This software is a command-line utility that allows users to convert one type of archive into another within seconds. It works well on DOS real mode as well, and supports practically any archive type you can think of, including ARJ, RAR, and ZIP.

One of the best things about ACVT is that it allows you to generate a time-stamped log file for future reference. This feature is particularly useful for tracking changes and ensuring that the archives are always up-to-date. This is much better than having to check manually for any changes that might have occurred.

Additionally, the software allows for file extraction and appending of selected files to an existing archive. This feature makes it easy for users to manage their archives without the need to recreate them from scratch.

In summary, ACVT is a must-have utility for anyone who works with archives frequently. It is efficient, easy-to-use, and has a range of impressive features that other archive converters simply do not have. The fact that it works on DOS real mode means that it is compatible with almost any system and can be used by anyone who needs to manage archives.