Free rar archives software for mac

Trash Aladdin Archives is an AppleScript that will place all items on the desktop that end with the suffix ".sit," ".hqx," "bin" and ".gz" in the trash, and then empty the trash.

Helpful if you download a lot of Stuffit files, and want to quickly trash them without having to leave your browser window.

Completly freeware.

Any file or folder dragged onto this script will be copied to the archive folder. A new folder with the first letter of the file name will be created if necessary.
When you first run the script the archive folder is set.

Source code included.

Completly freeware.

unRAR 3.5b5a2 offers you a wonderful command-line utility to expand RAR archives. This unrar adds a small patch to handle old Mac OS 9 RAR archives with Mac ASCII characters in the archived file names, NOT included in the RarLab distribution.

Archive Selected Email is an Entourage AppleScript which will enable you to transfer email messages out of Entourage and onto your hard drive.

Its intended to be used with Find By Content Indexing turned on.

WebArchivConverter converts IE web archives into iCab web archives.

The program "WAC" converts the IE web archiv into a ZIP archive. The ZIP archive can be unpacked with StuffIt or ZipIt on the Mac, but it can also unpacked on DOS/Windows using PKZip or Unix using UnZip and any other computer platform. The ZIP archive can be directly loaded by iCab because iCab (since Preview 1.7) uses the ZIP archive format as its own web archive format.

Zipeg is free decompression utility for Windows.
Zipeg opens and explores content of zip, rar, arj and other archives, preview files and images before you extract/unzip them. Extract only the files you want.
Using Zipeg you can double click on the item and automatically open the document in Preview or your preferred application before you extract it.
You can choose what to extract and where to put extracted files.
see what`s inside BEFORE you extract;
open files in Preview directly from the archive;
see image thumbnails (EXIF) in tooltips;
extract items simply by dragging them;
easy-to-use user interface;
decode filenames in your national alphabet;
Macintosh version is also available (visit www.zipeg.com);
archives are processed in background;
supports variety of archive formats ZIP, RAR, ARJ, 7-zip, TAR, GZ, GZ, BZIP2, CPIO, LZH and more ...
opens password protected encrypted archives
decodes national file name encodings inside archives (code pages)
explore CD and DVD ".iso" image files;
reports cumulative contents size of subfolders;
customizable destination and source of extraction;
settings are persisted between sessions;
seamless keyboard navigation;
auto path completion for destination folders;
automatic updates;
freeware

RAR Expander is a free and open source Mac OS X program that extracts the files contained in RAR archives. RAR Expander supports both single and multi-part archives, and has support for password-protected archives as well.
RAR Expander uses the official unRAR library internally so it is fully compatible with archives produced by WinRAR.
RAR Expander also features AppleScript support, and includes a few useful example scripts for expanding multiple archives at once.

Enhancements
- Updated unrar core to latest version (v3.60).
- When entering a password for password-protected archives, the password can now be copy/pasted using the edit menu (and the standard shortcut key).
- Added a checkbox to the password entry window so that the password can optionally be shown while typing.
- Fixed bug: the cleanup of the temporary surrounding folder failed when extracting empty archives or pressing cancel for password-protected archives, causing RAR Expander to think it was still extracting the archive.
- Added an additional "using password" argument to the "expand" AppleScript command to script expansion of password-protected archives.
- The Finder now recognizes files with extensions "01" and "001" as files that can be opened with RAR Expander by double clicking them.