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.sit File what software opens it ?
Posted by Neil Kelly on May 28, 2003 at 4:00 pmReceived a File from a Van dealership its his customers artwork it is a .sit file
can anyone advise how I can open it or what program opens it I cant ask the customer as it has come via a third party.Thanks in advance Neil……..
John Childs replied 20 years, 11 months ago 7 Members · 8 Replies -
8 Replies
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Try this:
probably the compressed archive stuffit I can’t see it being the sinclair spectrum one!
But there again nowt so queer as folk.
Do a copy of it and rename the copy to a file extension of .zip or .rar may work, may not.
Depends if you have winrar or winzip on your system, I have both and .zip files will extract in a .rar extension with a lot less fuss than winzips long winded and slow attempt.And if you’re using XP you may have to enable the show file extensions
to perform this task as you may have set it up to hide them.Cheers
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I’m not so sure, I here there was some pretty powerful graphics software available for the ZX 81 !!!!
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i had one before from a MAC designer
try this link
http://www.gotquestions.com/xs/seeDocument.asp?topicID=14&documentID=1007 -
free download at
http://www.stuffit.com/expander/
will decompress .sit files as well as .zip etc.
Mac users usually send .sit files (…yes i use a mac, is it that strange! 😉 )
Javid
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it’s from an early 1980’s program called ‘WOT’… 😎 …sorry couldn’t resist it! 😀
more soon
mikethesign
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Thanks for all your help everybody ive managed to open/uncompress the .sit but now i have alist of .rsrc files
any ideas what opens thease ?
neil……….
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quote martin:I’m not so sure, I here there was some pretty powerful graphics software available for the ZX 81 !!!!
Indeed so Martin, they just missed the h out of the file extension 😆
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Are the .rsrc files all that there is Neil?
Or is there anything else.
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