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QuickSplit Version 1.0

Have you ever needed to split a very large file into smaller ones for easier transport (via diskette) or email? If so, then this utility may just be the answer to your problems!! As you can see from the screen shot above, QuickSplit is a utility that has two modes: Split File and Merge File. […]

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Have you ever needed to split a very large file into smaller ones for
easier transport (via diskette) or email? If so, then this utility
may just be the answer to your problems!!

As you can see from the screen shot above, QuickSplit is a utility that has
two modes: Split File and Merge File. When you select the Split file radio button,
you can also specify that the source file be deleted after it is split (into files each of
approximately 1.4 megabytes). Each file will have the following naming convention:

n_<source file name>
where n=the sequential number of the split file set

The Merge file option is then used to merge your split files. Notice that you can
also specify that all of the split files be automatically deleted once the merge has
been successfully completed.

Source Code

The completely documented code for QuickSplit is
included below for your learning.

Additional Notes

Since this utility does work with your data, please be sure and look at the
“Disclaimer of Warranty” provided in the readme.txt file.

Downloads

Download source – 139 Kb
Download QuickSplit 1.0 (Freeware version) – 85 Kb

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