#Betterzip quicklook generator archive#

The Desktop does not have a toolbar, but this gives you access to BetterZip actions anyway.Ĭheck this option, if you want the BetterZip icon to appear in the menu bar. This menu contains the same actions as the drop-down menu on the BetterZip toolbar button. Show BetterZip menu in Finder’s contextual menusĬheck this option, if you want the BetterZip submenu for quickly compressing and extracting with your presets included in Finder’s contextual menus. Depending on the currently selected items in the Finder window this will show either show compression or extraction presets. You can toggle the default behavior temporarily by holding down ^⌘ (ctrl+cmd) while opening the archive.Ĭheck this option, if you want the BetterZip button for quickly compressing and extracting with your presets in the toolbar of all Finder windows. Instead of displaying the archive’s contents, BetterZip can immediately extract it when opened in the Finder.

#Betterzip quicklook generator archive#

Opening an archive from the Finder immediately extracts it If possible for this archive format, open it in Direct Mode. You can open the Drop Bar at any time by choosing Window > Drop Bar/Queue from the menu.Ĭheck this option, if you want BetterZip to quit after you closed the last window. Empty archive windows are reused when you open an archive.Ĭheck this option, if BetterZip should open the Drop Bar when started. You can increase the font size used in the main window by pressing ⌘+ and decrease it pressing ⌘-.Ĭustomizing BetterZip - the Preferences Tab GeneralĬheck this option, if BetterZip should open an empty archive window when started. The files are shown in a tree-like list, like the Finder’s column view. This mode is useful, if you need to sort the files regardless of their position within theįolder hierarchy (e.g., by modification date).

If you use this mode, you should display the pathĬolumn. Changing BetterZip’s Appearance List ModeīetterZip has two view modes to display an archive’s contents:Īll files and folders are shown in a flat list.