Tar.gz is a standard UNIX compression filetype. Associate the tar.gz files with Stuffit-Expander (in short: ctrl+click -> show info->switch to open with application->Choose Stuffit Expander->Change all). Then you can double click on the file and it will be unzipped and untarred and you find a new item with a red icon in the same folder where the tar.gz is located. Double click on that and you are ready to scan. HTH/h
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