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An .MSI file is a Windows installer package, which cannot be directly opened on a Mac operating system. Users may encounter this issue if they mistakenly download the Windows version of a software package instead of the Mac version. To handle .MSI files on a Mac, one option is to use 7-zip, which can extract files from .MSI packages. An unofficial version of 7-zip is available for Mac users, allowing them to access the contents of .MSI files.
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I am using a MAC and have a download with a .msi file extension. Since I do not use Microsoft for my operating system, I can't open the file. Is there a download for this that I can get to open these files?
 
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An .MSI file is part of the software installation process for windows software.

If you are trying to install a software package, maybe you downloaded the Windows version not the Mac version?

7-zip can extract from MSI files on Windows. There is an "unofiicial" Mac version here:
http://www.7-zip.org/download.html
 
Thanks. I'll give it a try.
 
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