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Hi All,

I have created a new App, that is a modern version of Zip, capable of compressing Documents,Texts,Images,Songs etc with in unbelieveably low disk space area. Also It has a viewer to view the newly compressed Documents within it & a player to play newly compressed Songs.

Also, it has one decompressing facility, which will give you your earlier documents back intact in their original format.

e.g.- I have compressed one 10.6 MB size Song using my Compression format,and that became of size 4 KB. And When I Play it with my player it works damn good.
Same resuls found for Text & Image.

Now I think, this could save a huge disk space in our PC.

Suppose if I want to claim rights on this technology, what I should do? Or How, Code Project can help me in this regard?

Thanks in advance.
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Fisrtly you have decide whether you have make it a commercial product or a open source one
If open source you can share the code with following licenses.

Codeproject is providing a lot of licenses for your source code they are :- http://www.codeproject.com/info/Licenses.aspx[^]

But not interested in sharing code and make it a product, then you can choose catalog item to promote your product through code project, see Code Project Catalog FAQ[^]
 
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I think first thing you should do is compare your compression algorithm with other algorithms (zip, rar, 7zip, etc). Good compression of few files does not means that compression algorithm is good. There are standard benchmark datasets available for this. This[^] is one example. Once you have established that compression algorithm is indeed good then you have few options:

If you don't mind sharing the algorithm with others then you can publish in a good peer review journal. If you don't want to share the algorithm then you might try to get it patented.

In either case you can sell the software.

-Saurabh
 
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