, This will allow you to edit the file’s name and type.
 Without the right software, Macs can not extract files from a Jar file.


For the purpose of this example, the Jar file is named “myjarfile.jar”. After deleting the “.jar” from the end, you will be left with “myjarfile”.
 Macs can, however, decompile, or unzip, zip files. Changing the file type allows you to bypass downloading a Jar Extractor.


For example: “myjarfile.zip”.
 A window will pop up with the following message: “Are you sure you want to change the extension from “.jar” to “.zip”?”

, Your Jar file is now a zip file. All of the files compiled in the original Jar file will appear in a folder with the same name.
Click on the Jar file once to select the file.
Click on the file’s name once.
Delete “.jar” from the end of the file’s name.
Add “.zip” to the end of the file name.
Press Enter.
Click Use .zip.
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