When it's as simple as that, you'd be crazy not to keep your Mac safe. If anything is found, follow the onscreen instructions.
Select Malware Removal from the sidebar and press Scan. I hope this helps, but let me know if you have any further problems and I’ll try to find a solution. Launch the application download the free version here. If you use this version of the sample files you will need to right click on the file and click Extract All to extract the files after downloading. We have an alternative download option available for these cases, which you can find by clicking here. If this isn’t the problem, you might be experiencing problems caused by security software that block certain downloads. If file associations are the problem you should be able to open the files by opening Excel first and then clicking File > Open to open the files from within Excel. This usually happens either because Excel isn’t installed on your computer or because your computer’s file associations have become corrupted in other words, your computer doesn’t know that it should use Excel to open Excel files.
Either way, you can obtain it from the Fink package called "zip.It sounds like you’ve been able to download the sample files and extract them to your computer but they’re not opening correctly when you double click on them.
I believe this command comes with Panther, but I'm not sure. A simple unzip thisfile.exe is enough to get things going. You can also use the command-line utility unzip in Terminal - in that case, you don't even have to rename the file. I tested this with Stuffit Expander 7.0.3, but my guess is that you can use almost any version.
It doesn't work with Panther's built-in zip-extractor ( BOMArchiveHelper) - so don't double-click the file, but choose "Open with > Stuffit Expander" from the contextual menu (control-click on the file). Just rename the file extension to ".zip" (and confirm the dialog), and open it with Stuffit Expander. exe file! For instance, a PDF manual from Canon's site - they tell you to open it with Acrobat, but they made it an exe, saving just 0.2 MB. But you HAVE to have its contents, and you just can't open that. Sometimes you encounter a file on the Net which is compressed as a self-extracting zip-file for Windows only.
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