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ARJ is a compressed archive file format used to bundle multiple files into a single, smaller package. It was popular in the early 1990s for efficiently storing and transferring data on DOS systems. The format is known for its fast compression and robust error recovery capabilities. ARJ was developed by Robert Jung, whose initials form the name.
ARJ uses a proprietary compression algorithm focused on speed and archive integrity. It supports command-line tools for creating, extracting, and managing archives across various platforms. The format includes error detection and correction, allowing recovery of corrupted data segments. ARJ files typically have the .arj extension and can be opened with dedicated utilities or some modern archivers.
ARJ archives can include multiple files and directories with metadata such as timestamps and file attributes. The format supports features like multi-volume splitting and recovery records to restore damaged archives. Though less common today, ARJ was widely used before ZIP became the dominant archive format. Some legacy systems and enthusiasts still rely on ARJ for compatibility.
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