SuperDuper! 2.1: backup, clone, restore and more. The new release adds a preference to control restoring volumes on launch. Documents To Go 8.003: use Word, Excel files on a Palm. The new release ...

Several readers report that the newly released StuffIt Expander 10.0.2 causes a conflict with Norton AntiVirus. Re-installing Norton AntiVirus appears to resolve the isue. MacFixIt reader Terry writes ...

StuffIt Expander is easy to use! To expand a file with StuffIt Expander, simply drag and drop the file you want to expand onto the StuffIt Expander icon. You can also expand files with StuffIt ...

The Expanding Preferences are used to determine how StuffIt Expander goes about the task of expanding an archive or encoded file. Expand Archives and Compressed Files When this preference is enabled, ...

CALIFORNIA, USA: Provider of software and services for the wireless and consumer marketplace, Smith Micro Software has released StuffIt Expander for Windows, a free companion product to its StuffIt ...

Aladdin Systems has updated its popular file compression and archival utility StuffIt Deluxe to version 6.0.1. Also getting 6.0.1 updates are StuffIt Expander, the ubiquitous Mac file decompression ...

I´ve set up Sheepsaver on my PC in order to run som classic Mac games from my youth, but I have problems installing games contained in .bin archives. Does anyone have an old version of Stuffit ...

Not only has Aladdin Systems updated StuffIt Deluxe to version 7.0, it’s also updated its free StuffIt Expander utility accordingly. Like its “big brother,” StuffIt Deluxe, StuffIt Expander lets you ...

I hate everything about Stuffit Expander. I never want it to open downloads. I never want it to steal focus. I want it dead in its grave, and Aladdin Systems up in flames. But until I find a tool that ...

The MacBinary file type is a compressed file used to transfer large amounts of data through the Internet. To open and view the contents of a MacBinary file, you must have a program that is capable of ...

Perhaps you’ve never been tight on disk space; and perhaps you’ve always lived in some remote hermitage with no desire to share files with others. But I doubt it. If I’m right, and if you’ve been a ...