File Split 1.2
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Windows 95/98/NT Utility to Split/Join Files.

Author:
  HFSoftware
  Internet: 101551.105@compuserve.com
  CompuServe: User-ID: 101551,105 Name: Harald Fischer


What it does: A Windows-Program which splits Files into several single files.
              Free Space for the first Destination File can be chosen.
              It rejoins multiple Files into one file, too.
              File Split works fast. Online Helpfile is included.

How To: Please see the Online Helpfile FSPLIT.HLP for informations
        about working with File Split.

        The console version of File Split, FSCMD.EXE:

          Command-line options:
            -a  : "Silent-Mode". No error or confirm -messages are
                  displayed to the screen. You have to read out the
                  errorlevel which FSCMD.EXE puts out, to get informations
                  about the working-process.
            -sX : Sourcefilename which should be split.
                  I.e. -sMYFILE.TMP. This command-switch is required.
            -dX : Destination basefilename.
                  I.e. -dMYFILE. This command-switch is required.
            -fX : Requested Filesize for each of the destination -files.
                  I.e. -f1024. This command-switch is required.
            -tX : The free size of the first destination file.
            -cX : Particular filecount for the destination files.
            -x  : No preceding zeros for the file-extensions of the destination
                  files.
            -i  : Ignore checking of free disk space during the write process
                  of the destination files.

          The meaning of the Error value which FSCMD returns to the console:

            0 =  No error
            1 =  Double command-switch
            2 =  Invalid command-switch
            3 =  Source-filename is missed at command-line
            4 =  Source-filename is invalid / does't exist
            5 =  Destination-Basefilename is missed at command-line           
            6 =  Directory of the destination file(s) cannot be created
            7 =  The filesize for the destination file(s) is missed at the command-line
            8 =  The filesize for the destination file(s) is wrong
            9 =  The value for the free size of the 1st file is to low
            10 = Not enough free Disk-Space on the Destination-Drive
            11 = Error occured while reading from Sourcefile
            12 = Error occured while writing Destination-File(s)

Installing: Copy the files FSCMD.EXE, FSPLIT.EXE, FSPLIT.HLP and FSPLIT.CNT
            into a Directory of your choise.
            That's all you have to do.

Uninstalling: Just remove the files FSPLIT.EXE, FSPLIT.HLP and
              FSPLIT.CNT from your Harddrive.
              There are NO entries made in Windows INI-Files
              or in the System-Registry, which have to be removed.

FSPLT12.ZIP: FSPLIT.EXE - File Split 1.2
             FSCMD.EXE  - Command-line executable of File Split
             FSPLIT.HLP - File Split Helpfile
             FSPLIT.CNT - File Split Helpcontents File
             FSPLIT.TXT - This File


Please mail to the adress above for feedback or if you find bugs in the program.

Program-History:
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1.2  : - Added a stand-alone console version of FileSplit.
       - Added Up-Down buttons in the concat TabSheet.
       - Added a Drag'n'Drop feature to add files to the Concat-listbox.
       - Updating the Help-File.

1.1.1: - Fixed a problem with with the Batch-file "REJOIN.BAT".
       - Updating the Help-File.

1.10 : - Fixed a problem with the destination Filename in the Concat-Window. It is now possible to
         enter a Filename without a Path. File Split then uses the filepath of the file which is listed
         in the Sourcefile-Listbox at first.
       - Added a Checkbox to toggle the Free-Diskspace check for the destination drive.
       - FileSplit now creates a DOS-Batch file after a split action to rejoin the files.
       - Updating the Help-File.

1.01 : - Fixed a problem with the destination Filename. It is now possible to
         enter a Filename without a Path. File Split then uses the Sourcefile-Path.

