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How to Extract (Unzip) a Password Protected Zip File on Mac OS X:::Compressed (i.e., archived or zipped) files may contain many separate files in one large archive, which often take up less space than the original files. Before you can read or run all the separate files and programs, you must use an archiving program to extract the files from the archive.:::::::::::::: StuffIt® Zips Everything!

The Mac OS X comes with a number of preinstalled applications, including Archive Utility. This application does a decent job when it comes to working with ZIP files on Mac – nobody really wonders how to open ZIP files on Mac.

StuffIt provides better compression and encryption on more platforms on more types of files AND has better backup features. StuffIt is the ultimate file compression utility, the only one you need. You can to open the program and use the command unzip or as alternative you can download the freeware Anyway if you still are experiencing difficulty, please e-mail us to in order to proceed to send you another alternative method for your purchased software. 1.- Unzipping a password-protected zip using Terminal Quick tip: the default Archive Utility can't handle password protected files.

If you don't have a copy of Stuffit Expander to hand, you can always open up the and use the command unzip [filename] which will prompt you for the password as described below: • Click “Go” from the Finder menu [Click to enlarge image] • Then click “Utilities.” Double-click “Terminal” to launch Apple's native Terminal emulator. [Click to enlarge image] • Type “unzip” followed by a space at the prompt. Drag the zip file from its folder into the terminal window. This copies the file name and its directory path into the terminal window so you don’t have to type it in. Press the “Enter” key.

[Click to enlarge image] • Type in the password at the prompt. The file expands in the same folder as the ZIP file.

2.- Zipeg Mac not able to open password protected zip file by default Archive Utility. How to search for usb device tree mac. If the zip file is password protected, you need third party tools to open the zip file or use the.

To open password protected zip in Mac OS X, follow the steps below: • Download zipeg from or directly: • Double click the file and drag the little sheep to your “Application” folder” • Double click zipeg and start the program • Now drag your password protected to zipeg and it will prompt you for your password • Once you enter the correct password, you will be able to access your files. Or click on Extract button to extract it. * Zipeg is a freeware Note: The Terminal is a program included with all versions of Mac OS X. It is located in the Utilities folder within the Applications folder. When launched, it provides a line interface to control the underpinnings of the UNIX based operating system.