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Originally Posted by BetterRed
I don't where you got that idea, volume compression is a function of the file system. Folder/file compression is sometimes done by the operating system but more often by regular application programs.
My on-site backup disks are compressed volumes, on them I have zip, rar, 7z, sfx, iso, tar.gz, cbr, cbz, docx, epub etc etc. All of which I can uncompress with WinRAR (or Peazip or 7zip), to the same or another compressed volume or a regular non-compressed volume. And if I was minded I could install some plugins into my file manager and get it to do them.
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I would've had the same reaction as Phssthpok.
Isn't the Send To menu a feature of Windows Explorer, which means you need to be able to view the file with Windows Explorer?
And Windows Explorer itself only handles ZIPfiles.
The usual caveats apply, i.e. I am probably wrong since I haven't even touched Windows in a while.