Stuffit

Cannot get Stuffit to open as write protected and do not know what other file could be of use. ...

I've downloaded a .zip file, if I double click on it, a zip.cpgz file is produced. If I click on that, it produces another .zip file. I've seen this problem on many a forum, and I've tried many of the suggestions eg Update Stuffit - I've used Stuffit 2010 and it comes up with this error: "Unspecified Stuffit Expander Internal Error (Error #17999)" I tried iArchiver -...

Thank you for the answer. I have ditched Stuffit and downloaded Unarchiver - which is as you say far superior. It still will not do the necessary with the Orange software and my feeling is that this is something that Orange must resolve if they care about their Mac Snow Leopard customers or Apple on behalf of their users. I do not hold out a lot of hope after Orange...

Change it using "Get Info", However, I have found that the free app 'The Unarchiver' is faster and opens more files than 'Stuffit Expander'. Try it.

For the past 1 year, I am able to connect to my Windows "server", which is a Windows box running WinXP. All I need to do just go to Finder -> Connect and type this: smb://MYWINDOWSBOX/c$ However, as of yesterday, suddenly it couldn't My MBP can ping, VNC and heck even do Windows RDP to ANY of my Windows boxes. It just does not want to connect via Finder file sharing...

Their extensions are .001, .002, etc. These designate the sequence numbers of segmented archives. You should download all of the files for each archive. Then use Stuffit Expander or The Unarchiver to join the segments. ...

in as part of the Finder. There are various and sundry RAR utilities available. From where I sit, the "best" is Stuffit Deluxe 2010 is a commercial utility suite that allows you to compress, decompress, and manage archives in various compression formats including .sit, .sitx, . ...

Segmented archives have been available on the Mac for decades. The easiest segmentation utility is MagicMenu which is part of the Stuffit Deluxe suite. It handles most archive formats that a computer user is likely to encounter. ...

help! I've been trying in vain to open files that were compressed in DiskDoubler. I've tried running Classic and opening in DiskDoubler 4.1 as suggested in this thread. http://macosx.com/forums/mac-os-x-system-mac-software/299018-disk-doubler.html I get an error message "An error occurred ... Checksum failed" - this has only occurred recently, I used to be able to open the...

Plus an older version of a Stuffit plugin also caused the Finder constantly restarting problem. So you might to check for that. ...