What is the different

[steven]

jZip V1.3 (stable) EXE - Free Download

jZip V1.3 (stable) EXE Corporate Version (no add-ons) - Free Download

[sentinel]

Hey Steven,

The Regular version of jZip includes bundled software from yahoo.
although users can choose whether or not to install these components, we've decided to add another jzip installer, which is bundled-free, just in case.
in essence, both version are the same, when it comes to the jzip application and it's various features.

[jcrew]

sentinel ... I have to call you on this one. I've installed jZip no less than 3 times and there is no option to not install the Yahoo toolbar. I have to go & uninstall that crap every time. Also, what is the point of changing my default homepage to the jZip one? I just change it back each time, so why make your users go through the hassle?

[sentinel]

you can't uninstall the yahoo toolbar using the jzip installer.
if you want to remove the yahoo toolbar, simply go to "add\remove programs (in XP) or "programs and features" (in vista), and uninstall it.

same goes for the browser homepage settings. you can't alter the changes directly from the jzip installer. you'll have to change your homepage to what it was, using the browser itself.

then, if you want a clean, bundled-free jzip installer, download the "corporate" version of jzip: http://download.jzip.com/jZipV1b.exe
this version only installs the core jzip application, without any bundled software.

[jcrew]

So why not change the download link on the main page to download the corporate version instead of tricking customers into downloading the bundled version? Most new users wanting to try jZip will just click that link (like I did) & get a surprise when they get Yahoo installed & their homepage changed involuntarily. I think jZip is a great product but your rogue tactics are going to give it a bad rep. And yes, I did discover the corporate version. Thanks...

[cralor]

gets them money