One example of zips that the standard archive utility won't open by default are
epub books where you can rename to .zip and then open up for internal tweaks. I
run into this all the time with the Linux Journal magazines so I use Unarchiver
to deal with them. Not sure why this is the case but I'm
I love stuffit expander. The only issue I ever had was with a multi gig archive
and I think it was a bad archive anyway.
Danny
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On 24/05/2013, at 7:14 PM, Gerry Cook wrote:
> Hi I've found stuffet expander from the app store free to be very good as
> well. It's opend som
Hi I've found stuffet expander from the app store free to be very good as well.
It's opend some files that the unarchiver hasn't been able to, and there's
archive utility that, comes up with open with. Thanks.
cheers gerry have a great day
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Hello,
have you tried using the unarchiver?
Ricardo Walker
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On May 24, 2013, at 1:58 AM, Lisette Wesseling
wrote:
> I have had some zip files not opening on the mac. No idea why. It's only been
> one or two out of the
I have had some zip files not opening on the mac. No idea why. It's only been
one or two out of the many I've tried, but I have seen what the original poster
reported. I had to unzip it in Windows. NO idea why some zip files don't open
properly.
Lisette
On 24/05/2013, at 9:06 AM, Eugenia Firth
I did one yesterday. I put my cursor on top of the file name that had the.zip
extension, impressed commando. When I press down arrow, my unzipped files were
there it took about two seconds. It's a lot easier than unzippering them in
Windows.
Regards,
Gigi
On May 23, 2013, at 12:53 PM, Alex Hall
It does it automatically, leaving you with the original zip file and a folder
containing the zip file's contents. If you have file extensions disabled you
may hear the file and folder, which will have the same name, and think you have
only copied the zip file. One, though, is the unzipped folder
Hi folks. When I try to open a zip file on my mac, it seems to only want to
make another copy of the file. How do I tell the archive utility to extract the
file? Thanks
Shane
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