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- ■ File Splitter 2.0 For Dos
- Copyright (c) 1996 Jaguar Development
- All Rights Reserved
-
- - What is File Splitter?
-
- File Splitter splits a single, large, file into manageable chunks of a given
- size. This is useful for splitting a large file onto several disks. For
- example, you could have one 6 megabyte file, which you wanted to put onto
- 1.44 Mb disks. You give FSplit the filename and the size, and 1.44 Mb files
- will be created (possibly with the exception of the last, which could be
- less than 1.44 Mb.)
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- - How do I use it?
-
- Type FSPLIT [Filename] [File Size] [[-P]]
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- Where [Filename] is the filename of the input file (e.g. N3230B5S.EXE)
- [File Size] is the size of the desired output files (e.g. 1457664)
- [[-P]] is an optional parameter (not necessary) that makes FSplit
- prompt between each file it creates.
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- In this example, the files that will be created will look like this:
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- N3230B5S.1
- N3230B5s.2
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- etc. The number depends on the size of the input and output files.
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- - How do I rejoin split files
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- Type REJOIN [Output Filename] [Input files or wildcard]
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- e.g. REJOIN N3230B5S.EXE N3230B5S.?
-
- Would find all files matching the wildcard specification N3230B5S.? and
- add them to the final file N3230B5S.EXE.
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- or e.g. REJOIN N3230B5S.EXE N3230B5S.1 N3230B5S.2 and so on...
-
- - Do I have to register FSplit?
-
- No. File Splitter is FREEWARE, please distribute it as much as you like!
- If you find it useful, please let me know via email, if you can, to
- unleashed@dial.pipex.com as soon as possible.
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