rar archive files

[robf3]

What do i need to open rar archive files any suggestions.
Thanks

 

[Mashiach]

Try the following

UnrarX

or
Stuffit

Hope that helps

 

[xUKHCx]

The Unarchiver will open them for you. This is a very good program and can handled almost any file compression format. Always worth installing this anyway.

Or

UnRarX

 

[Kalafut]

hey just wanted to say thanks, to all the people who asked and answered in this thread! it helped a bunch

 

[wesrk]

is there a way to download a rar file and NOT have one of these programs automatically uncompress it??

 

[Sablet]

hi

is there a program with a friendly user interface like winrar on windows? i need to add different passwords to different files when uncompressing
thanks

 

[Qwest905]

the unarchiver is the best solution ....i honestly like it better than winrar

 

[weizilla]

is there a program with a friendly user interface like winrar on windows? i need to add different passwords to different files when uncompressing
thanks

I would like an app like this too. So far, I've been using the unarchiver but I need an app with an interface so I can drag and drop files into existing zip and rar files.

 

[Consultant]

is there a program with a friendly user interface like winrar on windows? i need to add different passwords to different files when uncompressing
thanks

To open password protected RAR files on the Mac, use either
- RAR Expander (works most of the time) or
- Unarchiver (if RAR Expander doesn't not work)
and enter the password.

I would like an app like this too. So far, I've been using the unarchiver but I need an app with an interface so I can drag and drop files into existing zip and rar files.

Is typically not cool to modify RAR files that are made for distribution. If you must add files, expand, recompress and save as different file name.

 

[tuxtpenguin]

Good advice, Consultant.

 

[Sablet]

i tried stuffit expander , but it sucks , so far ill stay with unrarx

 

[weizilla]

Is typically not cool to modify RAR files that are made for distribution. If you must add files, expand, recompress and save as different file name.

What's wrong with modifying rar files for redistribution?

I would just like to find a mac program that gives me an interface to control individual files that are inside of a compressed zip or rar file. I don't want to have to extract and repackage the entire thing like I am forced to do now.