Unetbootin

I want to make live usb stick and I am using unetbootin but when i open it it gives me error like this: 7z not found. This is required for either install mode. Install the ''p7zip-full'' package or your distrubtion's equivalent. I installed 7z from synaptic but it still giving me same error. What should i do or you know better way do make live usb disk?
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