Found 1 record for the .SIT! file extension name

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file extension SIT! - StuffIt Expander archive format

File type specification:

Archive and compressed file type icon Archive and compressed file type

Extension icon: sit! file icon.SIT!

File extension SIT! description:

StuffIt Expander archive format - used on Mac. StuffIt Expander works also under Windows OS.

Mime type: application/x-stuffit
Mime type: application/x-sit

Associated applications to file extension SIT!:

StuffIt Deluxe  picture

Smith Micro Inc. logoStuffIt Deluxe

Company / developer:
  Smith Micro Inc.

StuffIt can compress files by up to 98% of their original size. Shrink those large files into email-friendly attachments and fit more onto CDs, DVDs, and other media. StuffIt lets you tamper-proof your archives, incorporates a new, improved user interface, self-healing archives, and more.

 

Smith Micro Software logoStuffIt Expander

Company / developer:
  Smith Micro Software

FREE expansion and decoding!
Easily expand and decode files you download from the Web or receive in your email. Quickly access StuffIt files, zip files created by WinZip® and other zip utilities, and decompress tar, gzip and bzip files.

 

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Help how to open SIT! files:

Use StuffIt Expander to open and decode the file

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