COMPACK

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* {{CdTextfiles|nopv07/018A/COMPAC14.ZIP|COMPACK v4.4}}
 
* COMPACK v4.5 (1991-11-14?)
 
* COMPACK v4.5 (1991-11-14?)
 
** {{CdTextfiles|ccbcurrsh1/compress/cpk45.zip|cpk45.zip}} → CPK45.EXE
 
** {{CdTextfiles|ccbcurrsh1/compress/cpk45.zip|cpk45.zip}} → CPK45.EXE
 
** {{CdTextfiles|pdos9606/ARCHIVER/EXECOMP/CPK45.ZIP|CPK45.ZIP}} (pre-installed)
 
** {{CdTextfiles|pdos9606/ARCHIVER/EXECOMP/CPK45.ZIP|CPK45.ZIP}} (pre-installed)
 
* [ftp://ftp.elf.stuba.sk/pub/pc/pack/cpk51.zip COMPACK v5.1] (1993)
 
* [ftp://ftp.elf.stuba.sk/pub/pc/pack/cpk51.zip COMPACK v5.1] (1993)

Revision as of 14:46, 14 February 2023

File Format
Name COMPACK
Ontology
Released 1990?
For a similarly-named format, see COM-Pack library‎.

COMPACK is an executable compression utility for DOS. It was developed by W. J. Collis and Prominence Computer Services, and distributed as shareware. It compresses EXE and COM files.

It also includes a utility named BUILDSFX (integrated into COMPACK.EXE in v5.1), which creates self-extracting archives.

Identification

COMPACK-compressed EXE files most likely have the ASCII string "W Collis" at offset 100 (as part of a copyright notice).

COMPACK-compressed COM files most likely have the ASCII string "W Collis" at offset 60.

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