SHRINK (executable compression)
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| − | v1.0: [[TrID]] has signatures (→ TrIDScan → | + | v1.0: [[TrID]] has signatures (→ TrIDScan → TrID XML defs (7Z) → com-shrink.trid.xml) for identifying SHRINK-compressed files. |
v2.0: Unknown. | v2.0: Unknown. | ||
Revision as of 13:54, 10 February 2020
SHRINK is an executable compression utility for DOS .COM files. It uses run-length encoding.
The original SHRINK 1.0 (1988) was developed by Thomas G. Hanlin III. SHRINK 2.0 (1995) was developed by Kevin Tseng. The precise relationship between v1.0 and v2.0 is not clear.
Identification
v1.0: TrID has signatures (→ TrIDScan → TrID XML defs (7Z) → com-shrink.trid.xml) for identifying SHRINK-compressed files.
v2.0: Unknown.
Software
- SHRINK 1.0:
- SHRINK 2.0:
