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files are too large to fit on one floppy, SuperDisk, SyQuest, in an
e-mail, or whatever medium is used to transport the file. The program
splits the original file into smaller ones of desirable sizes, and, of
course, restores it later. These sizes can be chosen arbitrarily by the
user, or the program may find out by itself how much space is available
on the used medium. Therefore, you may use non-empty and even partly
corrupted disks. Detailed help is available from inside the program,
which can easily be printed out.

Each and every smaller file may be dedicated an own size if needed.
Pre-defined sizes for most media. This list is fully editable by the
user. The program remembers all input and uses these as default values
next time. This includes file paths, chosen file sizes and even the
position and size of the program's window. There is also the
possibility to create a self-uniting batch file, that may be used
instead of the program for restoring the big file. The program handles
files of any sizes, even those that only can be stored using FAT32, that
is, files of sizes between 2GB and 2TB. Using switches, it is possible
to split files without having to see or use the program's window. This
is valuable if one wants to automate file splitting. To fine-tune the
speed you may specify how much memory that is allowed to be used for the
splitting/restoring part of the program. You may also extract only a
part from the big file (which is not exactly 'splitting a file', but can
come in handy in special applications).

Special requirements: Windows 95/98/NT.

Changes: Additional features.

flchop26.zip has replaced flchop17.zip and flchop110.zip.

Shareware. Uploaded by the author.

Ulf Oreborn, Matex Data HB
matex.data@swipnet.se


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