#Where does stuffit expander put files pro#

With Expander Enhancer installed, you can expand far more compression formats, including StuffIt (.sit) and Compact Pro (.cpt) archives, ZIP (.zip) and ARC (.arc) archives AppleLink (.pkg) packages, and gzip (.gz or. The magic that makes all this possible is that Expander Enhancer is actually Aladdin's StuffIt Engine. However, Aladdin also has a new shareware product, called DropStuff with Expander Enhancer (OK, so it sounds a bit like Hamburger Helper), that adds not only the capability to expand a whole slew of new formats, but also enables you to compress files by dropping them on the System 7-only DropStuff application. The basic StuffIt Expander program remains essentially the same, and in fact Aladdin removed the capability to expand AppleLink packages. Sounds pretty good, right? What more could one want?įaced with just this question, Aladdin came up with some excellent answers and built them into the just-released StuffIt Expander 3.5. StuffIt Expander can even watch a specified folder and expand anything that appears in that folder. It's Apple-event aware and commonly used as a helper application by many of the common Internet programs such as Anarchie, Fetch, and NCSA Mosaic. It works primarily in drag & drop mode in System 7, and can both debinhex and expand a file without additional help from the user. If for some reason you've never heard of StuffIt Expander (which Aladdin refers to internally as SEx), it's a small free application that expands a number of common file formats, including all the StuffIt formats, Compact Pro archives, AppleLink packages, and BinHex files. All Rights Reserved.StuffIt Expander from Leonard Rosenthol of Aladdin Systems has become one of those programs without which you simply cannot exist on the Internet. Mouse click, spacebar, right/down/or page down arrowīack space, P key, left/up/or pageup arrowĬopyright Houghton Mifflin Company. Launch the Viewer and choose a chapter (.ppt) file that you previously downloaded. If the a file does not uncompress automatically, double click on a and you will see a folder (Viewer).

The Viewer will be saved to desktop as a file called a.

#Where does stuffit expander put files download#

If you do not have PowerPoint software, download the PowerPoint Viewer for Macintosh from the Microsoft Home Page.

Launch PowerPoint and double click on the (.ppt) file that you have saved to your Needles folder. Put the (.ppt) files in the Needles folder that you just created.

Your (.sit) files will be copied to your desktop and will be uncompressed by Stuffit Expander into a (.ppt) file format.

Go to your desktop and create a new folder (Needles) on your hard drive.

You will need Stuffit Expander from to uncompress the Needles Macintosh files.Ĭlick the icon to get Stuffit Expander and follow the directions at their site.

Print these instructions first so you can refer to them after downloading the slides.

#Where does stuffit expander put files license#

Make sure to read the license agreement before downloading the PowerPoint Viewer

#Where does stuffit expander put files manual#

If you havePowerPoint software installed, refer to your PowerPoint manual forrearranging slides or adding lecture notes and slides. Note: you will only be able to viewslides in a slide show format using the Viewer. Macintosh computer using 68020 or higher microprocessorĮven if you do not own PowerPoint software you can still downloadthe slides by using the Microsoft PowerPoint Viewer for Macintoshavailable for downloading here.Downloading Needles PowerPoint Filesfor Macintosh