You can to open the Terminal program and use the command unzip.
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Unzipping a password-protected zip using Terminal
Quick tip: the default Archive Utility can't handle password protected files. If you don't have a copy of Stuffit Expander to hand, you can always open up the Terminal and use the command unzip [filename] which will prompt you for the password as described below:
How To Unzip On Mac Terminal Mac
How to unzip a.zip file using the terminal in a mac computer. If you want to unzip like a pro, then command prompt is the way to go! Open the command prompt with terminal Open Applications folder followed by the Utilities folder. Double click on Terminal.
How To Unzip On Mac Terminal Command
You may want to use Terminal since you can access extra options which you may normally be hidden away from you. The first step is to open Terminal. Use the “cd” command to change the directory to the location where you want to unzip the zip file. For example you can use. To open any file from the command line with the default application, just type open followed by the filename/path. Example: open /Desktop/filename.mp4 Edit: as per Johnny Drama's comment below, if you want to be able to open files in a certain application, put -a followed by the application's name in quotes between open and the file.