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October 25th, 2001
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 .sit files downloading as limewire documents .sit files finally download and no amount of monkeying around can get them to unstuff. drag and drop, opening stuffit, doubleclicking. NADA!! I see in the forum that this is common and it is supposed to have been remedied. What's happening?  |
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October 26th, 2001
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 I've had the same problem, and I just figured it out recently. 1. Open Stuffit Expander 2. Select Expand in the drop menu 3. chose location of the file in the popup menu 4. Viola! you're good This has worked on every .sit file that has not auto expanded for me so far hopr this helps |
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