WinZip 25 Pro shows up as a classic Win32 app in the new Windows 11 Store

Keeping to its promise, Microsoft is letting archetype Windows 32 apps into the new Shop for Windows 11 unencumbered by wrappers or installers. 1 of the showtime apps to take advantage of the new policy is a legendary app many of u.s. take used before: WinZip.

Winzip Windows11 Store WinZip in the new Microsoft Store for Windows xi. Source: Daniel Rubino / Windows Central

The company notes the WinZip team "has worked closely with Microsoft" to bring the fully functional app to the Shop.

While WinZip has similar apps already for Windows 10, those apps are "Store editions" that may limit functionality and design.

This new WinZip 25 Pro version downloads as a free app, but like classic trialware from the late 1990s, you tin can run information technology for a while before entering a license code to unlock the Pro version. And that's the divergence: payments for the pro version become through WinZip themselves and not the Microsoft Shop, one of the fundamental changes with Windows eleven.

It is not only WinZip, however. CorelDRAW Graphics Suite is also coming to the new Store equally a archetype Win32 app. Expect for that app later this yr when Windows 11 goes live.

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WinZip 25 Pro (Win32)

Move over limited UPW apps as Corel is bringing its classic and true version of WinZip to the new Microsoft Store for Windows 11. The app is full featured, offers a trial, and licensing goes through Corel direct. (Note: this link will merely piece of work on systems with the updated Microsoft Store and the Windows 11 preview installed; or just search for WinZip.)

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