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In our tests, StuffIt compressed and decompressed archives as fast as WinZip and was able to create ZIP archives of the same size. Other useful features include the ability to create password-protected archives, segment large archives into chunks small enough to fit on a set of floppy disks, and build self-extracting archives. Within StuffIt, you select either SIT or ZIP as your default compression setting-the program works equally well with either.
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While it does not cover as many file formats as the Mac edition, StuffIt For Windows should be more than adequate for most PC users. For a complete list of file formats available within StuffIt, see the chart on its Web site. Like WinZip, StuffIt expands ACE, ARC, PAK, ARJ, and BinHex (HQX) files and expands and creates CAB, GZIP, LZH, MIME, PF, RAR, SIT, TAR, UU, UUE, and ZIP archives.
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For instance, you might create a dropbox that automatically compresses a folder, uploads the resulting archive to an FTP server, and sends out e-mail notifying a select group of people that a new file is available.
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The most innovative application within the StuffIt suite is StuffIt Express, which creates individual dropboxes, or file folders, that automatically execute a series of commands. StuffIt Browser combines these functions in a familiar Windows Explorer-style interface, especially useful for combing through archives and selecting individual files to decompress. Archive Search looks within archives-groups of compressed files-for specific filenames, but it can't search for specific strings of text within files, as WinZip can.
StuffIt Expander does the converse, decompressing archives you drag to it or archives on which you double-click. You can also right-click a file or a folder in Windows Explorer and use the resulting pull-down menu to compress it. StuffIt DropStuff lets you compress files by dragging them to an application that's running or to the program's desktop icon. Everyone else, sample both and choose the interface design you prefer.
Anyone who needs to share archives with Mac users should go with StuffIt. Now, Stuffit Deluxe 7.0 For Windows offers the best of both empires: a Windows application that is fluent in both ZIP and SIT formats and that matches WinZip in features, performance, and price. Aladdin Systems StuffIt and its SIT format, on the other hand, rule the Mac universe. Everyone else, sample both and choose the interface design you prefer.In the file compression world, WinZip is the Windows standard-bearer, trumpeting its ZIP format.
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There are also applications like the Stuffit Joiner (combines, for example, a rar file split into 15 parts back into one file) and an image mounter (reads bin, img, and other image file types).In the file compression world, is the Windows standard-bearer, trumpeting its ZIP format.
Lastly, as mentioned above this information simply refers to the Stuffit Expander. Aladin (the company that produces Stuffit) claims Compression as high as 98% can be acchieved using StuffIt (ie a 96 meg file into a 2.7 meg file) and can be done QUICKLY (compression mentioned before takes only 6 minutes as opposed to winzip which would take 13).Īside from being extremely compatible, StuffIt is highly secure offering 512 bit encryption of files. The stuffit file type and stuffit expander works for any system (mac, win, unix) and it's compression ratio is greater than both rar and zip in most situations. Self-extracting archives (MAC or Windows) StuffIt is able to efficiently work with the following:Īrj (works on all platforms but Macintosh) This application acts similar to Winzip and Winrar except that it handles SO many more file types.
Stuffit is definitely a killer app, but most of what JayBonci mentions is solely the StuffIt expander / compressor.
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