Both TAR and 7Z formats are used for archiving files. While TAR files are uncompressed data ones, 7Z are compressed data ones. The TAR extension is a bit more associated with UNIX and the 7Z format, on the opposite hand, was modeled on utility in Windows.

The R4v2 package comes with the R4v2 DS card itself, a blue case to protect the R4v2…[Read more]

When a file arrives on your computer, you expect it to open properly once clicking on it. Just that, you expect the correct program to open also. For example, if a family member sends you a group photos, you expect the pictures to open, usually in a viewing program of some type when you choose them. But imagine if the photos are stored in an…[Read more]