If you want to squeeze the greatest amount of data onto your hard drive, compression is the way to go — and the ZIP format has long been a trusted method that nearly any Windows user can invoke.

If a disk or disk partition is fragmented to such a degree that there is not enough contiguous free space on the drive for the expanded file, StuffIt 6.0/6.0.1 may report that the archive has become ...

If there's one Mac application that has seemingly been around forever, it's StuffIt. This compression and archiving utility was the tool to use for compressing files years ago, and I'll still ...

Yesterday we covered a report by Randy Smith that StuffIt Deluxe 9 (for OS X) is at times unable to "unstuff" StuffIt archives created using StuffIt Deluxe for OS 9. When attempting to unstuff these ...

Keeping with its traditional schedule, Smith Micro has released StuffIt Deluxe 2011, the latest version of the longstanding compression and archiving suite of programs. Not surprisingly, the core ...

Few programs have as long a history as StuffIt Deluxe, the venerable compression and archiving utility now developed by Smith Micro, and the latest version, StuffIt Deluxe 2010, brings to the program ...

With compression now built into Mac OS X 10.3 in the form of the Finder’s Archive command, has Aladdin’s StuffIt Deluxe outlived its usefulness? For remedial compression chores, perhaps. But if you’re ...

If you’ve ever double-clicked on a .sit file to extract its content, then you’re familiar with StuffIt. This popular compression, expansion, and archiving utility has been a Mac staple since 1987, but ...

Has anyone installed StuffIt 7.5 Standard Edition for Windows? It's causing me TONS of problems.<BR><BR>1) It brings up its options dialog EVERY TIME it is run.<BR><BR>2) It doesn't handle "large ...

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 ...

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 ...

If you want to squeeze the greatest amount of data onto your hard drive, compression is the way to go — and the ZIP format has long been a trusted method that nearly any Windows user can invoke.