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Windows self-extracting archive (SEA) StuffIt archives come in one of four basic forms:- Type of ArchiveĬlassic Mac OS self-extracting archive (SEA) The creation of a StuffIt archive is known as stuffing and can be achieved by using Aladdin’s DropStuff, although those with an eye for complexity might like to try StuffIt Deluxe.

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This family of files are found on Mac OS computers, although they can also be used on Windows machines. These files, identified by a filename extension containing any two characters followed by _ (underscore), are often compressed but are only used for the installation of Windows software. The contents of such an archive can be viewed and extracted using a Windows application called PicoZip. The following formats are often found on Windows machines:- Microsoft CabinetĪ special format devised by Microsoft for storing files in the Windows operating system. These ancient files were originally created using PackIt, although they can also be expanded with Aladdin products or with the freeware Unpit application. PackItĪ Classic Mac OS archive containing one or more files, complete with Finder information and resource forks: encryption is optional. This type of file was originally created by Symantec’s DiskDoubler but can also be expanded with Aladdin products or with a freeware application such as DDExpand. DiskDoublerĪ Classic Mac OS archive containing one or more files, complete with Finder information and resource forks.

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These archives were originally created and expanded using Compact Pro or the older Compactor application, although freeware utilities such as cptExpand and Extractor, as well as other products from Aladdin, can also be used for decompression. Compact ProĪ Classic Mac OS archive containing one or more files, complete with Finder information and resource forks. The following outdated or less common formats may also be encountered:-Īn archive containing data from one or more files, as created with Arc or similar application.

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If you view a Zip file in a text editor you’ll find that it begins with PK.The creation of a Zip file is known as zipping and the reverse process is unzipping.This kind of archive can also be created in the Mac OS using Aladdin’s DropZip or similarly decompressed using StuffIt Expander or StuffIt Deluxe (see below). The standard archive format for a PC running any version of Windows. Unix CompressĪ tape archive (see above) compressed using the Lempel-Ziv process. StuffItĪ range of proprietary files produced by Aladdin, as described in the next section. This compressed form of tape archive (see above) is often used in Mac OS X. This compressed form of tape archive (see above) is less common than the GZip variety (see below).

Tape Archive (TAR)Īn uncompressed format, native to the Unix operating system and Mac OS X, containing data from one or more files, as originally produced using tar archiver or similar software in Unix. Modern SMIs contain Carbon code, so you can use them in both the Classic Mac OS and in OS X. Disk Self-Mounting ImageĪ self-mounting image (SMI) is similar to the disk images described above, but is supplied in the form of a Mac OS application, allowing you to mount the image without any extra software. Documents of this kind contain a Mac OS resource fork and therefore must be encoded prior to transfer over the Internet. Once processed, you should be able to use the image as normal.Īn older file format, similar to that described above, but in this instance produced by Disk Copy, ShrinkWrap and other applications in the Classic Mac OS. To fix this, drag the offending image into the list of volumes in the First Aid window of Disk Utility, select the image in the list and click on Repair Disk.

Sometimes a downloaded image gets damaged in transit and then refuses to mount.

Any items added to the image are then protected. In Disk Copy you must select Image ➡ New Blank Image and choose Encryption ➡ AES-128 (Recommended).

You can use Disk Utility or Disk Copy to create an encrypted disk.

They don’t have a resource fork, so they can be sent over the Internet without any further encoding. These files are exclusive to Mac OS X, and can’t be opened in the Classic Mac OS. These archives can be created using Apple’s Disk Utility (or Disk Copy in older systems) and other programs.

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The ‘disk’ containing the original material is mounted on the Mac OS X desktop whenever you open such a file. This special file stores the contents of a ‘virtual disk’ as a disk image.

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