![]() ![]() Then you need to restart the Quick Look framework. Note that although the feature is called "Quick Look" the folder name should not have a space in it. If you have never installed a QuickLook plugin before, you may need to create that folder. Simply download the file (from the page above), and install it either to /Library/QuickLook/ (if you want the plugin to work for anyone who logs into the machine) or ~/Library/QuickLook/ if you want it to just work for the current user. Or, to put it another way, it supports all the formats you are ever likely to come across, plus about 5 more. According to the website, it supports ZIP, TAR, GZip, BZip2, ARJ, LZH, ISO, CHM, CAB, CPIO, RAR, 7-Zip, DEB, RPM, StuffIt's SIT, DiskDoubler, BinHex, and MacBinary. The BetterZip Quick Look generator works fine for me under Snow Leopard, and supports QuickLook for the contents of a huge number of various archives. I used to have a QuickLook plugin for this, but it stopped working at some point and I had never gotten around to finding a new one. ![]() In response to an article about Archive Utility's preferences, a reader asked if there was a way to show the contents of an archived file. ![]()
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