7-Zip was perfectly accessible when I used it last.

Windows has support built into it to handle zip files, both compressing 
and uncompressing, so you may not need anything. The advantage to 7-Zip 
over the Windows native support is that it's faster, supports more 
compression formats and has some nice feature like being able to unzip 
multiple files simultaneously.

On 11/12/2013 08:45 PM, Doris Fisher wrote:
> Before my crash, I was using an older version of winamp but so far 
> have not been able to find my copy.  A tech suggested 7zip but I don't 
> know whether it is accessible.  I don't do much except unzip books and 
> whatever else I need to unzip.  I'm not into zipping and whatever else 
> those programs do. Does anyone know about 7zip's accessibility?
> Dory
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