If you think of your Mac as your main work machine, and your coworkers use Windows, sometimes exchanging documents can be a pain, like the one you're talking about today: when a colleague passes you a zip file, and you extract it, you find some file names in Chinese, What you see is going to be a bunch of garbled characters ... Jay has been ignoring this problem until one day finally, to Google A, finally found the answer, here to share.
In fact, the solution is very simple, the next software installed it! The software we are going to install is "the Unarchiver". Go to Mac APP Store search
The process of searching and installing is omitted here
After installation, the first open will let you choose the unarchiver can decompress the compressed file type, choose to go to Advanced tab, look at the choice. If I remember correctly, this is the default, so you can exit the setup.
Now take a file that has been extracted from the files that were garbled, try it?
By the way, how to change the default opening of a particular suffix file, such as the zip file by default, using the system "Archive Utility" to solve, if we want all the. zip files in the future with our newly installed "the Unarchiver" to open, Please select any zip file in the Finder and press Command-i to enter the info window, such as:
Click on the open with pop-up option you will see a series of apps within your system that you can use to open the zip, select "The Unarchiver", and then focus on clicking on the "Change All" button below, because you want all the zip files to open in the same way, Otherwise, only the currently selected ZIP file will be opened with the new software. Press button to see the confirmation message:
It was obvious that pressing continue was a good call. You will find that the icon of the zip file you can find in the Finder will now be the app icon for "the Unarchiver". Extrapolate, we all know how to change the default way to open a file ~
How to solve the Mac inside the file name garbled problem after decompression