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June 7, 1992
FSPLIT.EXE - Split up a file into diskette-sized chunks.
FJOIN.EXE - Re-join files split up by FSPLIT.
I wrote these programs one rainy day because I needed them and
couldn't find anything anywhere else. I see no reason why they
shouldn't work on any type of file. I am hereby releasing them
into the public domain in the hopes of assisting someone who
finds themselves in the same boat.
No warranty, express or implied, is included. Use at your own
risk. For your peace of mind, I am a professional programmer,
I did test them, and to the best of my knowledge, they have no
undocumented features.
Backing up files is always a good idea. Verify the integrity of
splits/joins by using the DOS command "comp file1 file2".
Comments, suggestions may be directed to my USENET address:
wilf.tonsmann@rose.com
Enjoy!
Wilf Tonsmann
FSPLIT 1.0 (companion to FJOIN) Freeware by Wilf Tonsmann
Usage is:
FSPLIT |-q| |drive:|path|filename.ext size
where size is one of: 360
720
1.2
1.44
2.88
Use the -q option for quiet operation (no screen output).
Files split by FSPLIT can be rejoined by using FJOIN,
or by a DOS binary copy, for example:
(source 1) (source 2...) (destination)
copy /B txt_file.001 /B + txt_file.002 /B txt_file.txt
FSPLIT is yours to use at your own risk. If you find it
useful, please do something helpful for someone who needs you.
FJOIN 1.0 (companion of FSPLIT) Freeware by Wilf Tonsmann
Usage is:
FJOIN |-q| |drive:|path|filename.ext
Use the -q option for quiet operation (no screen output).
FJOIN expects to find 2 or more files named
filename.001, filename.002, etc. and will perform the
equivalent of a DOS binary copy in creating filename.ext
from the file fragments.
FJOIN is yours to use at your own risk. If you find it
useful, please be kind to a stranger.