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Note: You must provide Smith Micro with your credit card details to download the trial. If you do not cancel your trial within 30 days, you will be charged.
DESCRIPTION

Break through email attachment size restrictions and easily send large files via StuffIt Connect, MobileMe, or FTP. StuffIt SmartSend enhances StuffIt's Compress and Mail feature to automatically route large attachments through your designated file host.

StuffIt Deluxe enables you to work with a wide variety of compressed and encoded file formats. StuffIt can expand over 30 formats including RAR, 7zip, split and segmented archives. With StuffIt Deluxe, you can also browse archives, preview images and selectively extract just the files you want. StuffIt can even browse encoded archives and compressed tar files. You can extract individual files from tarballs in one step, no need to decompress it first.

Are you getting "Operation Not Permitted" errors when you try to open a Zip archive? Use StuffIt instead. StuffIt can open those password protected Zip archives. Need to send files securely? StuffIt can create encrypted Zip archives, too.

Do you want to send a Zip archive to a Windows user? Use StuffIt to Zip archives that don't include extraneous Mac data.

With the StuffIt Quick Look plugin, you can preview the contents of an archive right in the Finder. Preview compressed attachments right in Apple Mail without saving and expanding them first. You can even preview archives backed up with TimeMachine. No need to launch anything just to see what's inside.

With the StuffIt plugins for iPhoto and Aperture, you can take advantage of StuffIt's patented JPEG compression: Archive your photos and burn them to CD/DVD or compress and upload them easily right from within iPhoto and Aperture. Compress your JPEGs up to 30% with no loss in image quality.

Upgrade from ANY previous version for $29.99!

Other features:

  • Create disk images in one step with MagicMenu or the StuffIt Contextual Menu.
  • Use DropStuff to create multiple Preference settings and save them as Droplets. Create your own Droplets to meet your needs: Make encrypted Zip and upload to FTP server. Make StuffIt X archive and burn to DVD. The customization possibilities are nearly endless. With StuffIt 2010, you can access your Droplets easily via MagicMenu or the StuffIt Contextual Menu.
  • Schedule backups with StuffIt Scheduler. Automatically backup archives to CD/DVD, or upload them to FTP, or your MobileMe iDisk
  • Automate StuffIt with Automator Actions, AppleScript, and command line tools
  • With the StuffIt Plugin for Google's MacFUSE, you can mount archives in the Finder and browse the contents as virtual disks.
  • Create Mini-Installers with SEA Maker. With the Remote Payload feature, you can create small mini-installers that download their parts from an FTP or MobileMe iDisk.
  • Innovative technologies such as our patented data recompression and duplicate detection.
  • StuffIt 2010's engine enhancements improve performance and create smaller archives. StuffIt can now recompress WAV files.

WHAT'S NEW
Version 2010 14.0:
  • NEW - StuffIt Connect - A new kind of file transfer service that offers a fast, easy and secure way to share and store up to 2GB of files
  • NEW - StuffIt SmartSend - Takes the guesswork out of sending large files via email; users simply select the files and choose "Stuff and Mail" from the Magic Menu in the Finder's menu bar. Small files are automatically compressed and attached to a new email message, while larger items are automatically uploaded to a secure website via StuffIt Connect
  • NEW - Plug-In Support for Photo Applications - Access all the power of StuffIt directly from popular photo editing applications iPhoto and Aperture with StuffIt plug-ins
  • NEW - Create Disk Image (DMG) - Offers the convenience of creating disk image files (DMG) directly from Magic Menu by simply selecting files to add to a disk image, and choosing "Create Disk Image" from the Magic Menu
  • NEW - Improved Image Compression - StuffIt Deluxe 2010 offers improved pixel-perfect compression of PNG, TIFF and other 24 bit image formats
  • NEW - Improved Audio Compression - StuffIt Deluxe 2010 introduces optimized compression of WAV audio files
REQUIREMENTS
  • Mac OS X 10.4 or later.
  • The Quick Look plugin, and StuffIt MacFuse plugin require Mac OS X 10.5

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Developer:Smith Micro, Inc.
Downloads:298,688
  - Version d/l:1,919
Utilities:Compression
License:Demo
Date:28 Sep 2009
Platform:PPC/Intel
Price:$79.99
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StuffIt Deluxe 2010 User Reviews (216 posts)Write A Review
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Sep 29 2009

JIMMYSMITS  If they dropped the upgrade to $20, I'd buy it. Or a coupon.

I had the same approach with the last version so I didn't purchase it.

Come on, $20 upgrade and you got a sale.  
(Version 2010 14.0)

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Oct 1 2009

P. MAXWELL  You can buy it if you want for $29.

Got to:

http://shop.smithmicro.com/dr/v2/ec_Main.Entry17c?SID=1839&SP=10034&CID=417511&PID=&PN=1&V1=1650238&CUR=840

At any rate, I get a price of $29 at this URL. You can eliminate the extended option by typing zero instead of 1 for quantity of the extended download which is not necessary.  
(Version 14.0)

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Sep 28 2009

TOD WICKS  Holy cow, is this puppy still around? Alive and breathing? Good grief, what's wrong with the built-in zip function of the finder? Need security? Just run your file through something like Filelock ($25) first and save some money.

I haven't used this dog since version 8 and only then it was the free "Unstuffit" version.  
(Version 2010 14.0)

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Sep 28 2009

PETERNSTEINMETZ  Yes, most definitely past time to abandon stuffit. I think it was 2 versions back I gave up, when I discovered that my last remaining use, an encrypted archive, could be accomplished as easily or better by an encrypted disk image.

Now they want a c.c. number to try the demo. What a scam.

The user interface they have gone to is terrible as well, very un mac-like.

Avoid it.  
(Version 2010 14.0)

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Sep 28 2009

MACSOLU  ...

Wouldn't it be great if Smith Micro walked away from this product and transferred all rights back to Raymond Lau? And it became freeware again? For the few people who don't use ZIP or need access to ancient archives?

What's Raymond up to these days, I wonder.

  
(Version 2010 14.0)

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Sep 28 2009

JORY  HAHAHAHA....Requiring a credit card in order to try out the new version? I guess the time has come to fully abandon StuffIt.  
(Version 2010 14.0)

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+4
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Sep 28 2009

ANON BUD  Haven't upgraded since v. 10.0 and it still works fine on Snow Leopard.

1) I don't know why anyone who already has a version would pay these money-grabbers any more cash.

2) Don't know why anyone who doesn't already have a version would WANT to pay these money-grabbers any cash, what with all the FREE alternatives out there.  
(Version 2010 14.0)

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Sep 28 2009

STUFFIT  StuffIt 10 is not Universal Binary and on Snow Leopard runs under Rosetta. Every version of StuffIt since then has been Universal Binary.  
(Version 2010 14.0)

praisebury
+1
Sep 29 2009

ANON BUD  Fine.

I still stand by #1 and #2

And, you'll not be receiving anymore money from me which, BTW, has been a fair amount since I first started using Macs in 1984.  
(Version 2010 14.0)

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-1

Sep 28 2009

SHOCK J  Wow...this blows my mind.

"You must provide Smith Micro with your credit card details to download the trial. If you do not cancel your trial within 30 days, you will be charged."

Users have been abandoning Stuffit in droves over the past few years. They continue to offer paid upgrades for trivial updates and now this? This is almost laughable. Talk about blowing you customer off and saying, "We don't really care about you, we just want your money!" These guys are on their way out of business...on the express route!  
(Version 2010 14.0)

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+5
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Sep 28 2009

JAMUS  We had to stick with the paid Stuffit Standard in order to make "clean" .zip files without any of the Mac invisible/junk file data thrown in. Then I came across the JuneCloud "Create Clean Archive" Automator action.... Goodbye Stuffit. The actions are here:

http://junecloud.com/software/mac/junecloud-automator-actions.html  
(Version 2010 14.0)

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+2
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Sep 28 2009

WHITEROCK  What a joke. These clowns won't even wait until January for their laughable annual tax. There is no reason to upgrade. bye bye StuffIt.  
(Version 2010 14.0)

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+8
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Sep 28 2009

R1000M  Version 2010: Another paid upgrade? Seriously?  
(Version 2010 14.0)

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+13
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