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Summary: Not only is it possible to rejoin two files into one, you already have the tool on your machine to do so.
I split a file a while ago. I don't have a copy of the program
used and I can't remember what it was. All I know is that it
split the 2 files into segments ending in ".1" and ".2".
Is there a program out there that will universally rejoin
files? Or do I have to keep hunting 'til I find the program
that I used?
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The term for what you're attempting to do is called "concatenation" - basically
splicing two files together to create a single file.
And the tool's already on your machine.
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The copy command in Windows will do it.
In a command shell:
copy file1 /b + file2 /b file3
Will join file1 and file2 to create file 3. The "/b"
indicates that Copy should treat the file as binary
rather than text.
Article 2868 | Posted March 1, 2005
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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
Posted by: Nule at March 2, 2005 11:32 PM01.CA1
02.CA2
03.CA3
04.CA4
1 files) copyed(s).
Can u please tell me how can I split the files when I joined files with copy /b
Hemant
Posted by: Hemant at March 22, 2005 8:03 AM