It is used to deBinHex files and expand both StuffIt and Compact Pro archives. To set them, use the Preferences command in the File menu. We recommend uuUndo for the uudecode helper, however, since it is faster than StuffIt Expander and can handle more of the goofy formats commonly found on Usenet. The following is a list of helper applications that handle various URL types. Fetch is an FTP client for the Mac written by Jim Matthews of Dartmouth College.
Fetch is licensed free of charge for use in educational and non-profit organizations.
Multi-user licenses are also available. You need version 2.1.2 or later of Fetch to work properly with MT-NewsWatcher. Most people like to configure Fetch to use a default download folder. When you fetch a referenced file, MT-NewsWatcher runs Fetch, and Fetch automatically transfers the file to your download folder. If you don't configure a download folder, you have to bring Fetch to the front and use a standard file dialog to specify where you want the file to be saved.