Archive Utility 10.5

This video details one of the enhancements delivered in OAC 19.1.1 release (January 2019).

Version10(as of 5/7/2021)
PlatformMac
LicenseBundled
CategoryUtility
  1. Zip and unzip files and folders on Mac. Compressed files take up less disk space than uncompressed files, so compressing is useful for making backup copies of your data or for sending information over the internet. On your Mac, do any of the following: Compress a file or folder: Control-click it or tap it using two fingers, then choose Compress.
  2. The Unarchiver is a much more capable replacement for 'Archive Utility. Jan 31, 2009 If you whant to have a place in your Mac to have your important files with password then you have to go to: Disk utility; new image; and you fill the window were you put the size of the image disk and the name, the encrypt use 128 or 256 and then when the.
  3. Archive Utility can work with many types of archives—others you might encounter include.bz,.gz and.tar. You can tell if it will work when the file is labeled with the standard zip icon.

Main Features

  • Extract files from Zip, bzip2, tar, cbz, gz, cpio, and cpgz archives
  • Package files into Zip, cpio, and cpgz archives
  • Customize how files are extracted and archived
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Software Overview

Apple Archive Utility is a macOS application that allows users to create and expand archives, such as .ZIP files. It is bundled with macOS and is the default tool macOS uses to handle archives.

Archive Utility can package users' files into Zip, CPIO, or CPGZ archives. It allows users to expand archives that use the Zip, CPIO, CPGZ, bzip2, cbz, tar, gz, jar, tgz, tbz, compress, and uuencode archive formats.

To create an archive using Archive Utility, users simply select all the files they want to package into an archive, right-click one of the files, and then select Compress. To expand an archive using Archive Utility, users simply double-click the archive. (In some cases, you may have to rename the archive to use the .zip extension or another supported extension.)

Advanced users can customize Archive Utility's archiving and expanding processes. The utility allows you to choose where to save expanded files, what to do with archives after expanding them, where to save archives, and what to do with archives after creating them. Users who want to customize Archive Utility's settings can find the app in the Macintosh HD/System/Library/CoreServices/Applications directory.

Summary

For most macOS users, Apple Archive Utility will be the only tool they need to create and expand archives. It is built into the macOS operating system, supports most popular archive formats, and even allows you to customize the archiving and expansion process.

Primary File Type

.ZIPZipped File

Supported File Types

Archive Utility 10.5 Free

ExtensionFile Type
.ZIPZipped File
.BZBzip Compressed File
.BZ2Bzip2 Compressed File
.BZIP2Bzip2 Compressed Archive
.CPGZCompressed CPIO Archive
.CPIOUnix CPIO Archive
.GZGnu Zipped Archive
.HQXBinHex 4.0 Encoded File
.PAXPAX Archive
.TARConsolidated Unix File Archive
.TBZBzip Compressed Tar Archive
.TBZ2Tar BZip 2 Compressed File
.TGZGzipped Tar File
.TXZXZ Compressed Tar Archive
.UUUuencoded File
.XIPmacOS Signed Archive
.XZXZ Compressed Archive
.ZUnix Compressed File
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