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http://www.insanely-great.com/news.php?id=966

Aladdin ships StuffIt Deluxe 7.0
By ron carlson, Insanely Great Mac
September 19th 2002

New version includes convenient M$ Word integration for fast, easy to ''stuff and 
mail'' feature

Aladdin has announced the release StuffIt Deluxe 7.0, the newest Macintosh version of 
the industry-standard access and compression utility. The new StuffIt X (pronounced 
"ex") file format integrates compression with security and safety options. The sitx 
file format provides strong encryption (512-bit), improved compression (up to 30% over 
previous formats), error-correction, larger archive size, and support for long-file 
names. The StuffIt Deluxe application includes M$ Word integration for fast access to 
the popular ''stuff and mail'' feature and improved command line tools.

"StuffIt''s new format makes it easier to quickly organize, access, and securely 
exchange information worldwide in today''s digital lifestyle, where capacity is always 
at a premium," said Matthew Covington, StuffIt product manager. "Cross-platform 
hassles are gone with self-extracting archive creation and full support for Zip files. 
Plus, StuffIt Express saves you time by providing a one-step solution for automating 
file transfers and distributing documents, like digital photos and business 
presentations." 

StuffIt Deluxe is available now for $79.99 (SRP) and is available directly from 
Aladdin, all major retailers and mail order catalogs in the US and Canada, and select 
dealers worldwide. StuffIt Deluxe and other Aladdin products are available from 
Aladdin''s international partners -- here.

Editor''s note: v7.0 for Windoze has been available for some time and I was becoming 
worried that Aladdin was just the latest in a long line of software vendors to start 
down the slippery slope of diminishing Mac support. Phew! What a relief.


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