YemuZip
YemuZip 2.4.8
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Easy-to-use Zip compression utility.   Demo ($4.99)
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YemuZip is a simple, no-frills, easy-to-use application for making ZIP files. Unlike the built-in compress function, YemuZip lets you choose between preserving Mac specific metadata and making clean PC-friendly ZIP files. YemuZip also includes convenience like the ability to zip straight into a new email.

Note: The free version is now ad-supported. An ad-free version can be bought from the Mac App Store using the 'Buy' link above.
What's New
Version 2.4.8:
  • Updated the app icon for Retina Display.
Requirements
  • Intel, 64-bit processor
  • OS X 10.7 or later



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Britwrap reviewed on 26 Jan 2013
It works, it's stable, it's inexpensive, it's supported, it's easily attainable and it's mine.........if you need more....buy it yourself and write your own review....it's worth it!
[Version 2.4.5]


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Raggatagg reviewed on 25 Jun 2012
i've used Yemu for a few years now: it's still fabulous, reliable, and i've not had any trouble whatsoever in using Yemu. YellowMug provides regular updates and has quite an array of user friendly products. There's currently a special for Yemu on their site, and gosh, it's worth it. The customer support is so refreshing and prompt! Thanks for the well-earned glowing comments for YellowMug! (And i'd suggest going for the token $4.99, but i'd bought the bundle and have actually used each one ~ and never have they required a fee for updates). Give 'em a try - i hope you enjoy their shareware and freeware! Finally - a company that truly supports the MAC platform! Thanks ~ i learned about them from MacUpdate, and fine forum pals like each of you.
[Version 2.4.4]


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DonkeyKong reviewed on 19 May 2012
This is not free.
And I recommend Keka instead.
[Version 2.4.4]


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Robk commented on 17 May 2012
Please note that the FREE version is not really free anymore. It appears to be ad-supported.

If you do not want adds, you will need to buy it for $4.99 on the App Store.
[Version 2.4.4]


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Vito reviewed on 14 May 2012
As a daily user of YellowMug's great EasyCrop app (a massive timesaver!), I'm delighted to have the chance to rave about YemuZip.

Recently I had to zip over 80 humongous files (between 1GB and 2GB). OS X's built-in zip compression utility is good, but it's slow and it eats system memory. If you have a lot of really big files to zip, you'll end up with lots of inactive memory (as revealed by Activity Monitor).

So, I fired up the free version of YemuZip, which I've used with good results in the past. It did such a superb job that I bought the paid version of YemuZip on purpose...just for the pure selfish pleasure of giving YellowMug my $upport.

Oh...and I should mention that YemuZip is very conservative in the amount of system memory it renders inactive after compressing a bunch of files. Thanks, YellowMug, for writing great apps!
[Version 2.4.3]


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Mores reviewed on 16 Apr 2012
As stated before, this little proggie will make your ZIP files look like they need to on a PC. It's great. Drop onto Icon in the Doc, give it a name or accept the default and it's done.
I use this on a regular basis and it is fantastic!
[Version 2.4.3]


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Amt reviewed on 02 Jan 2012
I have a number of clients on PCs who get zip files from me regularly. Once I started using YemuZip it was nice to stop getting those emails asking "What are the extra files? Am I missing something?". Now they just get what they need.
[Version 2.4.2]


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pychap reviewed on 10 May 2011
Good, simple zip utility for those poor sots that have to work on PC's.
The benefit is that most of my clients that I send zipped files (that are on PC's) get confused by the extra files that the Mac OS adds upon archiving.
This app keeps the zips clean and easy for them.
Thank you.
[Version 2.4.2]


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Felix01 commented on 17 Mar 2011
For compressing and zipping files, I merely select the file, pull down the File menu in Finder, select "Compress (the file) and the Mac OS does the heavy lifting. Now that's pretty simple. Does YemuZip do anything else for me other than costing a shareware fee? For example, does it compress the files any smaller and/or anything else?
[Version 2.4.1]

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Negritude replied on 28 Apr 2011
The program is free. Use it, or don't.
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Maeric replied on 26 Jan 2012
The Mac OSX compress archive will add extra hidden files that YemuZip doesn't. Although hidden to a Mac user, a PC user will see those files and complain or question why I added those files. I use this program when sending any compressed file to a PC user.

And, yes, YemuZip is free.
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Protagonisitc reviewed on 12 Mar 2011
If you are tired of programs that try to throw in every feature in the book and are so complicated you have to RTFM to figure out how to use them then this program is for you. It does one thing and it does it very well. And that says it all.
[Version 2.4.1]


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Tony-Aguila had trouble on 04 Jun 2012
I have been using this for a long time and finally purchased it at the App Store. With this latest version, it appends the file extension twice (….zip.zip). Odd.
[Version 2.4.4]


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garlicbreath had trouble on 15 Sep 2007
Danger! This program can destroy files without warning!

I was cleaning up some archives of font files. Many were .sit and .sitx and I was changing them to .zip so I wouldn't need stuffit. PC-compatible was selected, and I was getting really good compression. It turns out the compression was so good because YemuZip deleted the resource portion (I'm guessing) of the font files, totally destroying them.

Luckily I do have backups, but be careful what you do!
[Version 2.2]

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Orion-Mk.-V replied on 11 Oct 2007
Uh, you need to read YemuZip's website. You can choose to include or remove resource forks in the prefs.

"The Finder's Archive function makes zip files that contains Mac-specific information that, when extracted on a PC, looks like garbage. YemuZip lets you choose between a PC-compatible format and a Mac format that preserve all the Mac-specific metadata."
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Fredducker had trouble on 22 Apr 2007
Hello - The version only runs for X version 10.3.9 (as read from the "read me" file... Still no good stuffing program for 10.2 or 10.1 to be found... shame.
[Version 2.0.2]



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Protagonisitc rated on 06 Nov 2013

[Version 2.4.7]




Luna C rated on 04 Mar 2013

[Version 2.4.5]




J_ph rated on 24 May 2012

[Version 2.4.4]




Chang*** rated on 17 May 2012

[Version 2.4.4]



+15

Maeric rated on 26 Jan 2012

[Version 2.4.3]



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Liam_ARTH rated on 19 Jan 2012

[Version 2.4.3]




Neostar rated on 09 Jan 2012

[Version 2.4.2]




Pmdf rated on 23 Mar 2011

[Version 2.4.1]



+3

Kana01 rated on 26 Jan 2011

[Version 2.4]



+1

Shakes rated on 26 Jan 2011

[Version 2.4]


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Version Downloads:755
Type:Utilities : Compression
License:Demo
Date:21 Nov 2013
Platform:Intel 64 / OS X
Price: $4.99
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Note: The free version is now ad-supported. An ad-free version can be bought from the Mac App Store using the 'Buy' link above.


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