That depends on what format they have been compressed with. Are they .zip,.rar,7z..etc
You have to see what is prefix is on the file to know how to open it and in which program is ir associated to.
You don't 'run' them, they are an archive of compressed files. You need a program like WINRAR to open them.
WinZip extracts files compressed in .zip or .rar format.
Download the free software winrar to read ear files and some other compressed files
compressed
Adobe Reader is not for opening rar files. It is a compressed file which can contain one or more files. You need a piece of software like WinRar or Winzip to open it. There may be files in it that can then be opened by Adobe Reader.
A Zip Reader is a special Software program that is needed to open Zip files. Zip files are usually compressed private files on a computer, that the user has chosen to save in a shortened form.
Uncompressed files are stored in their original form and size, while compressed files are reduced in size using encoding techniques to save storage space. Compressed files need to be decompressed before they can be used, while uncompressed files can be accessed directly.
Yes,there is a possiblity to rename a compressed folder
Most downloadable files on the internet are compressed so that they are smaller in size and therefore be downloaded quicker.
Compressed files are often named colloquially after the software used to consolidate them. Common names include Rars, and Winzips for these file archives.
zipped
yes