Fernando,
Many Macintosh StuffIt (.SIT) files downloaded on a PC will still work on a
Mac, *BUT* you won't be able to double-click on them to open and decode
them. Instead, open StuffIt Expander itself, and then Open the .SIT file
from within.
Nine times out of ten, it works for me! :-)
Bob
----- Original Message -----
From: "Mattera Fernando Mario (IBM)"
> Hi all,
>
> I downloaded (with my "pee-cee") Mac programs with .sit extension
> In te Mac appears something like "there is no aplication to open
> this file" or similar.
> I use HFV explorer to copy files to Mac.
> Any ideas I appreciate.
>
> Fernando
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