Comments on: MacMost Now 167: Using the Archive Utility http://macmost.com/using-the-archive-utility.html MacMost: Making the most of your Mac, iPhone and iPad. Sun, 21 Mar 2010 05:32:38 -0600 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.4 hourly 1 By: Gary Rosenzweig http://macmost.com/using-the-archive-utility.html#comment-20714 Gary Rosenzweig Mon, 01 Mar 2010 23:34:21 +0000 http://macmost.com/using-the-archive-utility.html#comment-20714 It is probably in a different spot in Tiger (OS 10.4). You could simply restart -- or log in and log out. Otherwise, run Activity Monitor and see if it is there, select it and kill the process from there. But restarting does all that for you. It is probably in a different spot in Tiger (OS 10.4). You could simply restart — or log in and log out. Otherwise, run Activity Monitor and see if it is there, select it and kill the process from there. But restarting does all that for you.

]]> By: Tim Richards http://macmost.com/using-the-archive-utility.html#comment-20713 Tim Richards Mon, 01 Mar 2010 23:31:53 +0000 http://macmost.com/using-the-archive-utility.html#comment-20713 I have a window open with title of Archive Utility. In upper left corner no red button avail. Yellow and green r avail. Message says: Unarchiving "03290000738-698413-39946.zip"... Cancel button unavailable. Force Quit does not list Archive Utility as option. Program is not located in HD-System-Library as in your video. How do I get this Utility to stop running? Mac OS X 10.4.11 I have a window open with title of Archive Utility. In upper left corner no red button avail. Yellow and green r avail. Message says: Unarchiving “03290000738-698413-39946.zip”… Cancel button unavailable. Force Quit does not list Archive Utility as option. Program is not located in HD-System-Library as in your video. How do I get this Utility to stop running? Mac OS X 10.4.11

]]> By: Gary Rosenzweig http://macmost.com/using-the-archive-utility.html#comment-20319 Gary Rosenzweig Fri, 05 Feb 2010 13:31:36 +0000 http://macmost.com/using-the-archive-utility.html#comment-20319 Looks like the Archive Utility crashed. Just force quit it. Looks like the Archive Utility crashed. Just force quit it.

]]> By: Max Comia http://macmost.com/using-the-archive-utility.html#comment-20317 Max Comia Fri, 05 Feb 2010 12:36:33 +0000 http://macmost.com/using-the-archive-utility.html#comment-20317 I accidental unzipped one of my attachments. This causes my computer not to shut down. What appears on the screen is archive utility cancels the shut down command. Another thing that continuously to appear is the frame that says unarchiving "attachments_2010_02_03.zip... I accidental unzipped one of my attachments. This causes my computer not to shut down. What appears on the screen is archive utility cancels the shut down command. Another thing that continuously to appear is the frame that says unarchiving “attachments_2010_02_03.zip…

]]> By: Gary Rosenzweig http://macmost.com/using-the-archive-utility.html#comment-17644 Gary Rosenzweig Sat, 05 Sep 2009 14:08:31 +0000 http://macmost.com/using-the-archive-utility.html#comment-17644 It should preserve the file exactly as it is. But this is easy to test -- just try it and see. It should preserve the file exactly as it is. But this is easy to test — just try it and see.

]]> By: jeff http://macmost.com/using-the-archive-utility.html#comment-17643 jeff Sat, 05 Sep 2009 08:39:01 +0000 http://macmost.com/using-the-archive-utility.html#comment-17643 My question is: does the archiver preserve acls, resrc forks, etc. Real question, does OS X contain an archiver which preserves all file attributes IN an archive? My question is: does the archiver preserve acls, resrc forks, etc.

Real question, does OS X contain an archiver which preserves all file attributes IN an archive?

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