Stuffit

that is unusual for me. so i have StuffIt Expander also, it couldnt open the file, it .bin file. When i open that .bin file, my Stuffit Expander got stuck in "Preparing" and i have to force quit the apps. it look like the file is incompleted download. ...

Do you have stuffit expander installed? ...

Q3A comes as a binhex encoded file -- that's the .bin extension. You need StuffIt Expander, available free from http://www.allume.com to expand this kind of file. Once expanded, there should either be an installer or a folder containing the Q3A executable that you can run from there. Q3A is kinda old, and I don't know if it will run on OS X or not -- it may only run...

The Finder - at least in newer versions - can unzip directly. However: If StuffIt refuses to unzip, this usually means an archive _is_ corrupted.

I only stated the stuffit fact as it was AFTER I installed this program that i noticed the change in the menu fonts. ...

MacOS X handles Windows TrueType fonts natively. You say that you needed a copy of Stuffit, but your stated reason makes no sense. Even if it did, Stuffit has nothing to do with your fonts. ...

But I have tried everything. I have downloaded the latest version of stuffit and onstalled that hoping it might resolve the font issue. It has obviously changed something in the system.. I have look everywhere.. ...

They've made it a UB? I probably should look at their site to see if they've updated before I post.. sorry.

D'OH! You beat me too it. I prob'ly should have read all of everyones posts before posting. :P sorry.

It wouldn't be very effective to have you download the expander if the download were in Stuffit format, so you will want the "dmg" file that contains the Stuffit Expander application. ...