Problem unzipping batch of files: advice needed, please!

Well, if your files are named the way you said there, they are not zip files. To be a zip file, a file must be compressed, and have a .zip extension. All your files have an extension that is either .001 or some other number. Remove the numbers and have the files end with .zip, and you should be able to open them.

EDIT: I seem to be able to open files ending with a number extension like you have, and they open fine with stuffit expander.

 

I think I have seen such files. They are just split. It is a zip file, split into various files. You would have to create one file containing all the bytes of all the files you have in the correct order. Stuffit might be able to do this.

If not try it with some terminal magic

go to the directory in the terminal:

Code:

cd [directory]
Example: cd /Users/you/Desktop/myzipfiles

create the new file:

Code:

touch newzip.zip

Then you have to add the contents to the new file:

Code:

cat yourzipfile.zip.001 >> newzip.zip

You should rename your "Example 1.6.3.zip.00x" files to something that does not contain spaces, just for the ease of use in the terminal. You can also add an \ before all spaces (just when you type in the terminal).

Maybe there is an easier way for that, an App that does all this for you but I don't know one. I also am not sure if this will work but you can give it a try. Keep asking if you have problems.