It can't accurately represent Macintosh files on anything except a Macintosh file system. MacOS X has a lot more going on underneath. Why on earth would Finder assume I want to unzip the whole archive by default? I'm a PC who just got a MacBook Air, and I'm extremely frustrated by the fact that I can't look inside my archives or add files to existing zip archives, which is standard in Windows 7. To install one just copy it to the "QuickLook" folder inside the "Library" folder in your home directory. There are a number of QuickLook plugins for various file types. Select a file in the Finder and press the space bar.
QuickLook is part of the OS that allows you to take a "quick look" inside a file. Please don't flame the newbie here-what's QuickLook? Is that a separate utility I need in order to use the BetterZip plugin? I followed your BetterZip link and didn't find any info about where to get QuickLook.
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