STUFFIT DELUXE ARCHIVE

STUFFIT DELUXE ARCHIVE

Alternatively, you can create a new archive by holding down the option key and going to the File menu. Another method is to drag-and-drop a file onto a previously existing archive. Or, simply take the name of the file and append a â€œ.sitâ€ or â€œ.seaâ€ to it. Using the Magic Menu (a pull-down menu in the menu bar), you can choose to stuff the file that is currently selected in the Finder. Outside of the application itself, there are several more ways. You can also click on the â€œstuffâ€ button on the floating tool palette. I mean there is more than one way â€” try a dozen! For starters, while you are using the StuffIt Deluxe application, you can stuff a file into an archive using the â€œstuffâ€ command under the Archive menu. There is hardly anything to complain about with StuffIt, and plenty of things worth at least a little praise. It is easy to use, yet extraordinarily powerful and flexible. It is easy to see why the StuffIt method has become the Macintosh standard for compression. StuffIt Deluxe 4.0 is an unbeatable program.

When the opportunity arose to get the newest version of Aladdin Systemâ€™s flagship product at an unbeatable price, I went for it. But, then I decided to take a look at StuffIt Deluxe. My first impulse (being the cheapskate that I am) was to turn to one of the shareware alternatives, such as DropStuff or Compact Pro. In addition to that, by now my hard drive was starting to fill up. Suddenly, I needed a means of compacting the files I was going to send over the â€˜net. But then I canceled my AOL account and got an ISP account. While I was online with eWorld and AOL, it still wasnâ€™t a pressing need, since both of those programs had StuffIt technology built in.

Then, I became part of the online world, where sending and receiving files really necessitated having a compression program. I didnâ€™t really need one when I first got my computer I had a whole hard drive to fill and nothing to fill it with. Sooner or later Iâ€™d need a good compression utility.

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