Sit Expander

'what is ... an ".sit" file format?' ... 'www.google.com' ... '.sit file format mac'. 'Coz'? ... Providing you version of System / MacOS X would have been nice. If you are running MacOS X (version 10.2.x or 10.3.x ), by simply double-clicking on the '.sit' file - 'StuffIt Expander' should automatically launch and preperly de-compress the file. If you have MacOS X...

The .sit format is a file that was compressed using Stuffit Expander. Download it here: http://www.stuffit.com/mac/expander/

Some sites, like Yahoo, use "autocomplete=off" to disable the browser's ability to remember the User Name and Password for logging into that site. Javascript bookmarklets that overcome this limitation don't work in Safari. What to do? I found a way that enables Safari to ask about saving passwords at all sites. The technique isn't mine, but finding it took some serious...

For reference, the only files you need Stuffit Expander to open are files that end with .bin, .hqx, and .sit. If you download something that ends with .dmg or . ...

Sounds like you need a copy of Stuffit Expander to decode that little bastard file. ...

That was a great idea! I used DropStuff from Stuffit Lite 6.5.1 and created .sit files, and then extracted them using Stuffit Expander 10.0. ...

files with the extention .sitx are for use with Stuffit Expander. Download it from here Install that and you should then be able to double-click the .sitx file to expand, much like a ZIP file. The app used to be included with Mac OS X, but they got rid of it in either Panther or Tiger (i forget which). Not sure why, because a lot of Mac apps are in .sit format.

extracting archive, then StuffIt Expander will be able to extract its contents even though you can't run the program. ...

in such situations when I've encountered a mount failure with a "broken pipe" error, downloading the newest version of Stuffit Expander fixed the problem. ...

Hey, I've been having a few problems with stuffit lately. I have expander 10. ...