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Remember "advanced" options for create / convert

This would be greatly appreciated. Currently, PeaZip seems to have no way to remember "advanced" options when compressing or converting to 7-Zip—or any other format. I end up using 7-Zip instead whenever possible, and only use PeaZip for very large batch archive conversion jobs where it's worth the time to override all the advanced settings

I'm confused by this thread. Is there some known issue or conflict between Windows 10 1709 and using VeraCrypt? Or is there a conflict between installing Windows 10 feature releases and using VeraCrypt? I was getting ready to install VeraCrypt on a Windows 10 1803 system, and I really don't want to lose my data. 😉

Also, please consider changing the development model. It's amazing to me that 7-Zip is as popular as it is. I suspect that there are a lot of talented developers who'd be happy to help push 7-Zip forward, but you've made it very clear that 7-Zip is your project, and no one else's. I do some occasional Windows administration, and I talk to other administrators. There are a lot of people who find 7-Zip intriguing because it's "free," but they'd rather pay for licenses for WinZip or RAR instead of making...

Igor, I've talked to a few Linux developers and distro maintainers (mostly for Debian). Because the 7-Zip development process is closed, and because they're afraid that they're not welcome to contribute to 7-Zip or the LZMA SDK—even just the UNIX/Linux code—no one is going to step up. That's why Linux has ended up with a total fork (the XZ Utils project). That's the only project that anyone is willing to provide official support for, and it's the reason that some distros don't include p7zip—and also...

You could simplify a bit by removing jhead; jpegtran has a command line option to strip metadata. 😉

Sure, let me see if I still have the files I tested with. Meantime, can you confirm the method you're using for lossless optimization? Is it the jpegtran tool, or are there other tools in use behind the scenes? If it's jpegtran, is it from the libjpeg-turbo project, for speed?

Sorry, I don't understand. Is 11.x released? I only see up through the 10.x series here on SourceForge. And are you saying that there is lossless JPEG optimization in FileOptimizer? FileOptimizer.ini has only three options tagged "JPEG": JPEGCopyMetadata=false JPEGUseArithmeticEncoding=false JPEGAllowLossy=false If there's already lossless optimization, great! That's what I was looking for. I don't need or want lossy optimization, so I'm not looking for a way to enable it. So that I'm clear in the...