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cpgz suffix appearing, try right clicking on your original. If you’re getting the symptoms above and you’re constantly seeing the stuck in the loop. Only this time, you don’t see an un-archived folder, you see either a duplicate named ‘downloads_2.zip’ or a file called ‘’ So you double click again and you see the same thing, just another numbered suffix… Frustrating, yes? Our friend Google throws up no end of discussion threads of frustration and well meaning advice, but I spend hours following it all to no avail until a tiny comment burind deep in a thread got me the answer. zip file, lets call it ‘downloads.zip’ and double click to open it as usual, just as you’ve done many times before, right? Replace filename.zip with the actual name of the zip file. Enter the command (s) in the steps below into your command line prompt (triple click the line, copy it, and paste it into your prompt). You can access it by typing 'Terminal' into Spotlight. Just a very quick blog post that will hopefully save you a lot of time and frustration if you’re running Mac OSX and having trouble opening a. Its likely that filename.zip is either not actually a.

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