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Comment from Keivn on 2008-10-27

2008-10-27T10:47:19Z

i use file splitter & joiner 3.1 for problems like yours.. its just a small apps.

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Comment from Hemant on 2005-03-22

2005-03-22T16:03:11Z

Can u please tell me how can I split the files when I joined files with copy /b

Hemant

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Comment from Nule on 2005-03-02

2005-03-03T07:32:15Z

Greatings.
I would like to suggest an easier way to do the same process.

Do just like this at the directory where pieces are:
copy/b 01.ca1+02.ca2+03.ca3+04.ca4 wimamp.exe
Where: first piece+2nd_3rd+4th and else,equals the final file name splited, which name you are supposed to previously know.

For example I splited Winamp.
System will act then:

D:\Util\Win-util\Splitters\Fsplit>copy/b 01.ca1+02.ca2+03.ca3+04.ca4 wimamp.exe
01.CA1
02.CA2
03.CA3
04.CA4
1 files) copyed(s).

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