Stuffit

A .bin file is a compression file like.zip that has been around a lot longer. What you need is something like the free Stuffit Expander to open it. ...

'How do I open rar files using the OSX.' - StuffIt Expander (freeware), TheUnarchiver (freeware), and unRarX (donation ware) ... to name a few.

There is a program called Stuffit Expander which is available free as a decompression tool or for a fee if you need to compress as well. ...

That pretty much did it. Removing the extension still left the icon as an excel file but then I relized I didn't have a copy of Stuffit Expander loaded yet. Once I got that, which downloaded just fine, it immediately appeared as the default to open the Media Player. ...

yes exactly i cant find it anywhere... i will try that unrarx they mention it .. and i will give you feedback .. hope it works

i have Stuffit deluxe... it didn't do the work...it expand it but i don't find it anywhere.. like it never happen!!!!!! ...

but not StuffIt especially. StuffIt simply doesn't really show you where in the process of unraring it really is, if it's a segmented RAR file. ...

Stuffit is slow with rars for some reason, simplyrar is another app, that I use

StuffIt Expander/Deluxe understands .rar files, even the segmented ones.

'Microsoft AU Daemon' exists because in '.../Microsoft Office 2004/'s 'Microsoft AutoUpdate.app' you have the 'Automatically' radio button selected. 'ExpanderDaemon' exists because in 'StuffIt Expander's 'Preferences' you have the 'Automatically expand archives in:' check box check marked. 'iTunesHelper' is for recognizing the iPod. I do not have an iPod, for me to...