You’ll notice that the ZIP file has been mounted and is located in the sidebar of the file manager alongside your Downloads folder, Google Drive account, and any other services you mounted.

Choose 'Open With' and then select 'Archive Utility.' The utility will extract the ZIP files, and you can find them in the same folder where you downloaded them. If that doesn't work, hold down the control key and click the ZIP file icon.

Double-click the unopened ZIP - the file should extract automatically.

Those files are created when the ZIP is made on a Mac, and are not used by Windows. If you see a folder named _MACOSX, you can delete or ignore it.

After the extraction is complete, a new folder window will open containing the files inside the ZIP.

Click on the button at the top of the page that says 'Extract All.'.

After accessing the file, locate it using the download bar at the bottom of the Google Chrome browser, and click to open the Extraction Tool.

You can also locate the file and extract it after downloading from Google Chrome by following these steps: You can choose 'My Documents,' for example. This is the place where you want to keep the unzipped files.

Choose 'Extract All' from the menu that opens.

Right-click on the unopened ZIP folder.

iPhones and iPads will require an additional app.īelow you’ll find step-by-step instructions on how to open a ZIP file from TPT based on the device you're using. Teacher-Authors often use ZIP files to provide multiple files in one TPT resource.īoth Windows and Mac OSX are able to open and uncompress ZIP files without additional software. A ZIP file is a compressed folder containing multiple files that need to be extracted before you can use them.

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