How to extract files from Mac computer

The first use of Apple Mac computer Friends may not be familiar with all aspects of MAC computer operating system, including our most commonly used compression and decompression folder operation, today PC6 Apple Network Small series to bring you on Mac computer how to compress and decompress files and folders using tutorial.

1, if you need to process the file is not on the desktop, then you need to first click "Go"---> "Computer"

2. On the left side of the computer window, there are "All My Folders", "Applications", "desktops" ... "pictures" of these options. You can only manipulate the files or folders in these options. I need to compress the ITunes folder inside the music. Then I'll click on "Music."

3. Click on the item where you want to process the file, find the folder or file you want to work with, click the right mouse button----> "Compress" File/folder name "

4, wait for the compression to complete, and then get a "file/file name. zip" of the new file. Then this file is your compressed compressed file. Can be read in Windows or Linux systems!

Unzip the compressed file

1. If you need to unzip the compressed file is "Xxx.zip" that is, the. zip suffix of the compressed package, then click on the file above the right---open.

2, after the click, will immediately display a progress bar on your screen, if you want to unzip the zip file is not big, soon on the desktop will appear a and that zip package file name of the same folder. This folder is the compressed file after decompression!

3, if it is "Xxx.rar" compressed files, that is, the suffix ". rar" Compressed files, you need to click on the "APP store" in the dock bar first

4. Search for "rar" in the search bar in the top right of the Application Center----> Click the "Get"---> "Install" button under the "RAR EXtractor free" program. After the installation is complete, click the right mouse button on the suffix ". rar" file and select Open mode for the new installation of this "RAR EXtractor free" SOFTWARE is OK!