Maybe it’s a StuffIt archive. These usually have the extension “.sit”, but maybe the t got cut off. Try adding the t at the end. The Finder may ask if you are sure you want to do this—you do. The icon should turn into a StuffIt icon. You should be able to just double-click on it to un-stuff the font.

If it’s not a StuffIt archive, I don’t know what it is.

OHH yes im sorry it is ” .sit ” but it wont let me do anything with it when i click on it from the desktop where it put it..... it says
“there is no defalt application specifies to open the document .sit ” ...... what do i do ?

Make sure you have the ( free ) StuffIt Expander installed on your Mac..
www.stuffit.com/mac/index.html

Dav, formlos

and that is what? (the free stuffIt Expander) and where do i get it?

Well, Its a software tool for expanding ’stuffed’ / packaged folders, containing font files, for example.. :)

Corporate Blabla.: ’..StuffIt Expander easily expands and decodes all those files you download from the Web or receive in your email. It quickly accesses StuffIt files, unzips zip files created by WinZip® and other zip utilities, plus decompresses tar, gzip and bzip files for Unix users. Just drag, drop, and you’re done! Expander works seamlessly with Web browsers such as Internet Explorer™ and Netscape™. From BinHex to zip, StuffIt to MIME, Expander accesses more formats, in less time, with zero hassles..’

Dav, formlos

You can get a free limited-time demo here

StuffIt Expander is free, not a limited-time demo. You don’t need StuffIt Deluxe just to open StuffIt files.

As far as I’m concerned, if you could get along without Stuffit Deluxe altogether, you’d be better off. Allume Systems, the successor to Aladdin Systems, really made a hash of v9 for PC...

I’m perfectly perfectly happy with my old Aladdin Stuffit Deluxe.