.sitx .sit .sea file types

what can and cannot open these compressed files? particularly, for you PC people...

.sitx = OSX stuffit file (free stuffit file)

.sit = OS 9 stuffit file (free stuffit file)

.sea = self extracting archive (paid for stuffit file)

thanks,
graphicsguy

The free version can open and make .sit and .sitx files. Not sure about .sea....

I know that Winace can work with Linux formats as well, but definitely not Mac formats, and Winace is probably the only mainstream PC de/compressor that supports multiple formats.

I could've sworn the pc version of stuffit worked great on .sit's on my old PC... what about WinZip? will it decompress .sit's???

what a pain in the ace.

Post a link to each of the types and I'll test it with multiple uncompressors.

Originally posted by graphicsguy
I could've sworn the pc version of stuffit worked great on .sit's on my old PC...

It does work.. Dont know why you are having troubles?

Matt - thanks, dude... but, I don't want to buy the full version of Stuffit to create an .sea file - I'm cheap like that... Plus, I think it's kind of uneccesarry. You can do the same "stuff" with the freebie. Right???

Today, I had a place raise a stink because I sent a .sitx file - rather than a .sea file, like they apparently preferred... I had to re- stuff the file into a .sit file, he said he could open that. I assumed it was a OS 9 / OSX thing, then I remember he told me he was using Windows. I thought I was the last one in the industry to switch to OSX, guess not :confused:

You can also .zip files using Stuffit.