Sized at 513KB, Zip2Fix is a freeware for Windows computers. The app does not require any installation – it can be run directly from the executable in the archive you downloaded. The interface of the app is self-explanatory; you click on the Open button and point to the corrupt ZIP or SFX ZIP archive. Information on the contained files is then displayed and undamaged files are recovered. The recovered files are stored in a new ZIP archive and saved for you. The app is extremely simple to use and processes the data quickly.

Features:

• A user-friendly desktop app.
• Compatible with Windows computers.
• Recovers undamaged files from corrupt ZIP and SFX ZIP archives.
• Stores recovered files in a new ZIP archive.
• Similar tools: ezyZip and Wobzip.

Check out Zip2Fix @ www.leelusoft.blogspot.com/2011/06/zip2fix-10.html (By Umar from TechCityInc)

Folder Axe comes as an EXE file sized at 800KB; for installation you will need a Windows operating system and .NET framework 4.x. With the app installed you can point it towards the folder that you want split into subfolders. You will need to specify either the number of files in each subfolder or the size of each subfolder; in other words you can set the subfolders by number of files or by size.

Features:

• A user friendly desktop app.
• Compatible with Windows computers.
• Lets you divide folders into subfolders.
• You can specify size or file count for each subfolder.
• Similar tools: GSplit and Cryogenic Filesplitter.
• Related articles:
  How To Split Files Into Manageable Chunks With Slices [Mac]
  Files too big? Split them up with JR Split File

Check out Folder Axe @ www.bkprograms.weebly.com/folder-axe.html (By Umar from TechCityInc)

The first service is for sending files to your phone. This works by uploading the files from your computer to their servers and getting a code when the upload is complete. You then go to wap.filetac.com and enter in the code you received. Then the file will be downloaded to your phone.

Another two of their services cater to hosting files permanently. These services are “˜File Upload‘ and “˜Image Upload‘. When you have chosen your file and uploaded it using the form, you’re given the file’s URL. You can then forward this URL to people, tweet it or use it to place images on your blog/website. With the File Upload option, you can go a step further by entering a recipient’s e-mail address. This will then send them an e-mail notifying them of the file’s URL.

The final service is to compress files online into a .zip folder. You can upload up to thirty files (each one no bigger than 10MB) and then click compress. You’re then given a .zip file to download which contains all of the compressed files.

Features:

• Transfer files to your Phone via WAP.
• Upload files and get a URL.
• Image hosting.
• Online compression tool.
• Free and no sign up.

Here are three more ways to send files over the internet, and if that wasn’t enough, here’s another three.

Check out FileTac @  www.filetac.com (by Dean Sherwin from Art of Stinginess)

It provides you with options to choose between four compression levels, depending on the degree of compression you wish to have. Other compression options include removing unnecessary backslashes and semi-colons, compressing the font-weight and colors etc.

Just paste the CSS source code into the given box and click on the ‘compress’ button to get the compressed version of the code. Apart from the compressed code, it also provides you with the compression ratio and invalid properties in the code. It’s quick and easy to use.

Features:

• Compress CSS code.
• Remove unnecessary backslashes, semi-colons in CSS code.
• Options to compress the font-weight and colors.
• Free and easy to use, no sign up required.
• Similar Tools: Style Neat, ByteSizeMatters and some more.

Check out CSS Compressor @ www.csscompressor.com (by Srikanth AD from Techonaut )

The process of installation is usual, once installed a small icon appears on the status bar of your browser. When you click on .zip file link, ArchView will display the individual files and folders present in that .zip archive.

Features:

• Open zip files online.
• Open or download an individual file.
• Supports RAR and ZIP archives and ISO CD image.
• Supports HTTP, FTP and file protocols.
• Free and no registration.

Check out ArchView @ www.addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/5028 (via KillerTechTips)

Shrinkfile supports its site through ads and the ads could seem annoying because they are all over the upload box. In fact the upload box is barely visible unless you take your mouse pointer on it.

Except for this demerit, Shrinkfile is a good tool for easy compression of big files.

Check out Shrinkfile @ www.shrinkfile.net ( Contributed by Abhijeet from Jeet Blog )