Security: You will be able to encrypt your archives with a password as WinRAR features Military-grade AES 256-bit encryption technology that password protects archives including all metadata.

Additionally, it also admins control over passwords to protect data and prevent accidental archive modifications.

Virus scan and compliance: WinRAR comes with a built-in virus scanner to help prevent corrupted archives from being unpacked.

In addition, WinRAR can extract the information contained in RAR, ZIP, CAB, ARJ, ACE, UUE, JAR, LZH, TAR, GZ, TAR.GZ, BZ2, TAR.BZ2, ISO, 7Z, Z, etc.

Supported formats: WinRAR supports all the most popular compression formats, including RAR, ZIP, CAB, ARJ, LZH, TAR, GZip, UUE, ISO, BZIP2, Z, and 7-Zip.

Backup: If you have to deal with file versioning and backup, WinRAR features advanced backup options, time-stamped files, and previous file version retention.

Drag&drop: It might be a small detail but you can add any new files to existing archives or decompress files by dragging and dropping them.

As for handling files, I only really needed it to handle PDF's, Flash Webpages and be able to be used as a flash drive. I didn't need to do what you did, but downloading movies on Media Hub worked well for the flights (Free Gogo FTW!) and my Game Gripper kept me sane in the Airport. Running 2.2.1 made things much easier (that, and being in LA with AWESOME 4G service helped). I used my Epic this past week as a PC since I needed to for business reasons and it was still very difficult. Borrow a PC, try to find a public one or whatever. Its only for Adobe Air and Flash files though, so this wouldn't help you anyway.

The closest idea would be Adobe Air/flash, which is a cross-platform virtual machine if you will.

plus, I don't really see how you would make one for it. Although the Android Operating system is based off of linux, there currently is no Wine equivalent. Simple.exe ONLY works on Windows machines or Linux/Unix devices with a variant of Wine installed.

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