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StuffIt Expander (and DropStuff w/ EE) 5.5
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- The Print Shop Mac OS X Edition 1.0 is back on the Mac, and it's versatile, elegant, and easy to use, and it integrates seamlessly with other Mac applications, such as Apple's iPhoto, iTunes, iCal.
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StuffIt Expander 5.5 was the most commonly used archive extractor in the later 90's on Mac OS 8 until the standard edition 7.0 came bundled with Mac OS 9. Until version 7, StuffIt Expander 5.5 was a must have tool especially for people surfing the web as everything was compressed and archived in .sit or .hqx as a way to preserve resource forks on web servers. Without archiving, any Mac software would have been rendered useless the instant it would be stored on a PC server. That's why StuffIt Expander 5.5 has always been freely distributed on various software compilations and has always been free to use. StuffIt Expander could extract a wide variety of archive types such as to name a few: .sit, .zip, .tar, .bin, .cpt IMPORTANT: Stuffit archive segments (file.1, file.2, file.3) cannot be expanded with Stuffit Expander alone; They either require Stuffit EE (Expansion Enhancer) or Stuffit Deluxe. If you plan on writing DropStuff 5.5 to 1.4MB floppy disks and installing it on an old Mac, you should begin by installing Stuffit Deluxe 3.5.1 on that old Mac first. Stuffit Deluxe 3.5.1 will enable you to join the 2 segments and obtain a regular .sit archive, which in turn you will expand using Stuffit Expander 5.5 from this page. Before installing DropStuff 5.5, you should remove everything Stuffit Deluxe 3.5.1 related (namely the 'Aladdin', 'Stuffit Engine' and 'Viewer Engine' under System Folder > Extensions). You do not need Stuffit Deluxe 3.5.1 anymore as DropStuff 5.5 comes with Stuffit EE, which will give you the archive segment expansion benefits you had with Stuffit Deluxe. DropStuff 5.5 is the opposite of Stuffit Expander, it lets you compress/archive Mac files to a binary safe format such as .sit. Using DropStuff, you could archive any files you want and copy them to a PC file system without any fear of file corruption. Other compression products: Download StuffIt Expander (and DropStuff w/ EE) 5.5 for Mac Stuffit_Expander_5.5.dsk(1.41 MiB / 1.47 MB) Stuffit Expander v5.5 on a 1.4MB floppy disk image / DSK image 11977 / 2016-09-04 / f7bdd51991b40dd3edd68a8cc656119b864bdfb7 / / Stuffit-Expander-5-5.iso.zip(3.54 MiB / 3.71 MB) (Same as above, but in .iso format in case you cannot mount .dsk) / ISO image, zipped 564 / 2020-10-15 / 0c5d26d1ad1415e8d0a906cd8ce1feb7741e1046 / / Stuffit_DropStuff_5.5_1of2.dsk(1.41 MiB / 1.47 MB) DropStuff v5.5 SEGMENTED on two 1.4MB floppy disk images (1/2) (use Stuffit Deluxe 3.5.1 or newer) / DSK image 1318 / 2016-09-04 / 2020-10-25 / a1c71f47543e9c71e7959897b5e9b05c737b81a3 / / Stuffit_DropStuff_5.5_2of2.dsk(1.41 MiB / 1.47 MB) DropStuff v5.5 SEGMENTED on two 1.4MB floppy disk images (2/2) (use Stuffit Deluxe 3.5.1 or newer) / DSK image 948 / 2016-09-04 / 2020-10-25 / 5aa0ff52d8d137e03fbd1adece5297980a20efe1 / / dropstuff-55-installer.sit(1.87 MiB / 1.96 MB) DropStuff v5.5, not segmented / compressed w/ Stuffit 1284 / 2019-05-07 / 2020-10-25 / d9c14b6d1f8abc8bf4bba0aaeb13c3bc52ed8b50 / /
System Requirements From Mac OS 7.5 up to Mac OS 9.2 Architecture: 68K or PPC Mac OS 7.5 - Mac OS 9.2.2 Note: For Mac OS 7.1, 7.0 or 6.x, please download: Stuffit Expander 4.0.2 Warning: This version crashes on Macintosh SE or earlier Emulating this? It should run fine under: SheepShaver |
At a Glance
Expert’s Rating
Pros
- Great integration with Apple applications
- Easy to use
- Scalable vector graphics
- Packed with great project templates
Cons
- Small image-editing previews
- Clumsy text controls
Our Verdict
Over the years, The Print Shop, a popular design and desktop-publishing package for creating greeting cards, calendars, labels, and similar projects, has come and gone. Now, thanks to its new developer, Software MacKiev, this long-missed program is back on the Mac and better than ever.
The Print Shop Mac OS X Edition 1.0 is versatile, elegant, and easy to use, and it integrates seamlessly with other Mac applications, such as Apple’s iPhoto, iTunes, iCal, and Address Book.
Getting Started
The Print Shop offers templates for 14 types of projects, including greeting cards, calendars, CD labels and booklets, letterhead, pamphlets, banners, and business cards. Within each project category are dozens more predesigned templates, which you can use as a starting point for your own designs or print as they are. You can also start with a blank template if you prefer to step out on your own.
For projects such as labels, which require that you match your designs to a specific paper size or shape, The Print Shop supports a long list of Avery papers. It even includes an Avery Updater, which downloads new Avery templates as they become available. At press time, Software MacKiev was putting the finishing touches on a free download that would add support for the direct CD-printing features found in some Epson printers. The download should be available by the time you read this.
The Print Shop’s template implementation is particularly nice when it comes to designing greeting cards. To design cards so that all elements appear right side up after folding, you often have to position some panels sideways or upside down — no easy task in programs such as Microsoft Word. The Print Shop simplifies this process by dividing cards into three different views — Front, Inside, and Back — so you are always designing right side up, regardless of how the panel will actually print.
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Designing Projects
One of the first things you’ll notice after opening The Print Shop is how good the program looks. Software MacKiev fully rewrote The Print Shop to take advantage of the power and beauty of Quartz, the graphics engine behind OS X. In The Print Shop, graphics grow and shrink in real time as you drag their edges, making it easy to put photos and clip art into place. You can also zoom in on the workspace simply by expanding the edges of the document window. And aside from photographs, all of the included graphics and text are vector art, so they remain crisp no matter how large or small you make them.
You can use the Objects toolbar to insert photos, text, shapes, borders, or other elements into your layout. The Print Shop has a library of more than 12,000 images, which range from hopelessly cheesy clip-art illustrations to richly detailed photographs. Thankfully, you can narrow search criteria by shape, subject, or type of graphic as you look for something suitable. But to access these images and predesigned templates, you have to insert the program’s CD into your Mac (or you can download the CD’s 600MB contents).
You can also import your own photos into Print Shop projects. The Print Shop integrates very nicely with iPhoto. When you select Insert: iPhoto Image, the program displays a list of all your iPhoto albums — including iPhoto 4’s Smart Albums.
If your images need to be touched up, you can use The Print Shop’s Photo Workshop feature to perform basic color correction, sharpening, and cropping. In the Fix Flaws section, you’ll find tools for correcting red-eye, pet-eye (the green glow that makes your beloved pet appear demonic), dust marks and scratches, and shiny faces — a truly useful tool that is like applying face powder after the fact. You can also apply a variety of Artistic Effects to change or enhance a photo’s appearance. All of the Photo Workshop tools work well. However, since there’s no way to zoom in on the tiny preview image when adjusting colors or sharpness — two particularly tricky tasks — judging the effectiveness of your work without first applying the changes to your image can be almost impossible. If you don’t like what you see, you’ll have to undo the changes and start again.
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The program provides a searchable collection of quotes and verses, so you can add words of inspiration to your projects. But working with text can be frustrating. To edit text, you must first double-click on the text box, which opens in a white text window. This makes it difficult to work with light-colored text (though white text turns black and is therefore easy to see). To leave the editing window — so you can adjust text-box size or position — you must click elsewhere on your screen and then reselect the text box. And I longed for more control over the spacing of multiple lines of text.
Apple Integration
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One thing that really sets The Print Shop apart from similar consumer-oriented design applications is its superb integration with Apple applications. In addition to connecting to iPhoto albums, The Print Shop can also import iCal events into Calendar templates, download song lists from iTunes to use on CD labels, and print mailing labels from Address Book contacts — although the Mail Merge feature is a bit unintuitive. The program even offers DVD-label templates that match Apple’s iDVD 3 themes. It’s a small touch, but one that shows care and attention to detail.
Macworld’s Buying Advice
Despite a few minor inconveniences, The Print Shop Mac OS X Edition 1.0 is a truly elegant application and a great tool for any creative project. Thanks to its many templates and its simplified interface, the program is easy enough for young family members to use and versatile enough to allow for true creativity.