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<blockquote data-quote="rman" data-source="post: 25110" data-attributes="member: 23"><p>The file with the .sit extension is a compressed file, whereas the file with the .dmg extension is the image file you install from. You should be able to double click the .dmg file and it will mount a file system image on your desktop. In this image you should see Adobe acrobat 6.0 pro. I believe jst to install it, you drag and drop it to where you want it. After you finish just trash the mounted image to delete it. </p><p></p><p>normally when you download a file you a compressed file, the file unconpressed and the mounted file system image, so you can install right away. You can delete the .dmg and save the .sit file if you need to install again.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="rman, post: 25110, member: 23"] The file with the .sit extension is a compressed file, whereas the file with the .dmg extension is the image file you install from. You should be able to double click the .dmg file and it will mount a file system image on your desktop. In this image you should see Adobe acrobat 6.0 pro. I believe jst to install it, you drag and drop it to where you want it. After you finish just trash the mounted image to delete it. normally when you download a file you a compressed file, the file unconpressed and the mounted file system image, so you can install right away. You can delete the .dmg and save the .sit file if you need to install again. [/QUOTE]
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