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What’s new in this version:

* Fixed an issue with the StuffItEngineShell.cfm for StuffIt SDK client applications - a SIOUX error was generated when the StuffIt Frameworks were not present.

* Fixed an issue for StuffIt SDK client applications that rely on the SDK to provide a passphrase prompt - an error was generated. Prompt is now displayed correctly.

* Fixed a StuffIt Expander issue - crash on Expand when destination is set to Merge into location specified by archive and archive is encrypted with a password.

* Fixed a StuffIt Engine issue - a particular minor Base64/MIME file wouldn’t decode.

* Fixed a StuffIt Engine issue - a particular gzip file wouldn’t decode.

* Fixed a StuffIt Engine issue that affected StuffIt X archives when archive was compacted after modification.

* Fixed an SEA Maker issue with double-byte file names.

* Fixed issue with browsing a StuffIt X archive after extracting files and closing the archive.
http://homepage.mac.com/allume/.Public/StuffIt/For_MacOS_10.3_and_later/stuffit_exp_1002_install.dmg

What’s new in this version:

* Fixed an issue with the StuffItEngineShell.cfm for StuffIt SDK client applications - a SIOUX error was generated when the StuffIt Frameworks were not present.

* Fixed an issue for StuffIt SDK client applications that rely on the SDK to provide a passphrase prompt - an error was generated. Prompt is now displayed correctly.

* Fixed a StuffIt Expander issue - crash on Expand when destination is set to Merge into location specified by archive and archive is encrypted with a password.

* Fixed a StuffIt Engine issue - a particular minor Base64/MIME file wouldn’t decode.

* Fixed a StuffIt Engine issue - a particular gzip file wouldn’t decode.

* Fixed a StuffIt Engine issue that affected StuffIt X archives when archive was compacted after modification.

* Fixed an SEA Maker issue with double-byte file names.

* Fixed issue with browsing a StuffIt X archive after extracting files and closing the archive.

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