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StuffIt Expander 2010		Jan 9 2009

DANCER  Thank you Gannet. I didn't know how to get the information from the website to compare file sizes, so I just downloaded the file again and I still couldn't open it with Stuffit. I-Expander won't work with my Tiger 10.4.9 even with the updates for it. Any other suggestion?  
(Version 13.0.3)

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StuffIt Expander 2010		Jan 7 2009

DANCER  My daughter posted 363 photographs from Israel on Phanfare, a photo sharing site. I downloaded them to my desktop, they were in a zip file, but I couldn't unzip them. When I went to the Apple store, they told me to download Stuffit and that should unzip them. I did. It didn't. It still says "unable to unarchive. Error 1 - operation not permitted." Why? Can I make it work or is it not able to do this thing? I want to be able to see my daughters photographs and print the ones I want. --Dancer  
(Version 13.0.3)

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StuffIt Expander 2010		Jan 8 2009

GANNET  My best guess would be that your download is corrupted/incomplete. See if you can find out what the size of the zip archive is supposed to be (from the website) and compare it to the size of the file you have. If it's smaller than it should be, try downloading it again.  
(Version 13.0.3)

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StuffIt Expander 2010		Jan 8 2009

ZO219  Also try the free The Unarchiver, handles nearly everything.  
(Version 13.0.3)

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StuffIt Expander 2010		Apr 6 2009

STUFFIT  That error comes from the built-in archive utility in OS X (typically when you encounter an encrypted Zip archive). To open your Zip archive. try dragging onto the StuffIt Expander application icon, or launch StuffIt Expander and then drag your archive onto the Drag Window. If it's password protected, you will be prompted for the password.

--Eric Kopf  
(Version 13.0.3)

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