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- Splitit(C) Version 2.0รก Copyright 1992 by Bill Buckels
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- Splits, Joins, and Kills Files in The Current Directory
- Use With Care! Damage can be Caused if Your Disk Is Full!
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- B - Behead a file (Split)
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- T - Trim a file (Split)
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- C - Chunk a BIN file (Split)
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- A - Chunk a TEXT file (Split)
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- J - Join a file (Join)
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- L - List current directory
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- K - Kill a file (Erase)
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- F1 For HELP * Use Arrows to Select and Press Enter * ESCape to Exit
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- Produced by Bill Buckels * (204) 452- 2815
- 982 Hector Ave. * Winnipeg, Manitoba, Cdn * R3M 2G6
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- This program is distributed without Warranty or liability
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- Split Files Into Two or more Parts. Headers or Footers may be removed
- using this method. Files may also be joined again using the Join Option.
- Splitit Offers Both interactive and command line usage modes.
- The commandline mode which is covered below allows Splitit to be
- called from a batch file and perform its handiwork non-interactively.
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- Commandline: SPLITIT [command] ROOTNAME.EXT [checksum-bytes]
- B Behead remove [checksum] bytes from the beginning of the file.
- 2-files are created... [ROOTNAME].001 and [ROOTNAME].002.
- T Trim remove [checksum] bytes from the end of the file.
- 2-files are created... [ROOTNAME].001 and [ROOTNAME].002.
- C Chunk break file into pieces (multiple files) of [checksum] bytes
- BINARY starting with file [ROOTNAME].001, [ROOTNAME].002, etc.
- A Chunk break a file into pieces of [checksum] bytes same as binary
- ASCII but do not split lines of text. Use for BBS Logfiles, etc.
- J Join Join a file that was previously split into pieces
- (multiple files) starting with file [ROOTNAME].001.
- The [checksum] is not required for this option.
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- Leave Yourself Lots Of Disk Space To Work In