

The license to use File Juicer is personal and not for rent, lease or resale. The license is for the current version of File Juicer and minor updates.
#FILE JUICER WINDOWS MAC OS#
If you use Mac OS 10.10 use File Juicer version 4.66 It does not expire, but future releases of macOS may render it less useful. If you use Mac OS 10.5.8 to 10.7 use File Juicer version 4.36 If you use Mac OS 10.8 use File Juicer version 4.44 If you use Mac OS 10.9 (or later and need the "Next To Juiced Files" option), use File Juicer version 4.58 If you use macOS 10.3.9 to 10.4.11 - "Tiger" you can use File Juicer 4.25. This is the last version running on a Mac with a PPC processor. If you cache the download of File Juicer - remember to update the cache every 3 days. will give the version appropriate for the version of macOS asking as determined by User Agent String. If the user agent string does not have macOS info, the latest version is assumed. PerformanceOn my PowerBook, it takes 20 minutes to juice my "Library" folder for JPEG, GIF and PNG which is about 2GB. Watching File Juicer process it, showed many snapshots of my digital life during the last year. Snapshots saved to the folder which opens after File Juicer is done. Make the File Juicer window a bit larger to better watch the images as File Juicer finds them.

On my 2GB Library File Juicer extracted about 500 MB of images and email attachments.Īpple Mail stores emails in large files, 100's of megabytes, and while processing those, File Juicer will use a lot of memory. Your Mac may slow down while this goes on. Juicing large PDF or mailbox files require a lot of memory - about 2 times the size of the file itself.
