Spliter_v1.2

Short:        Split Big files into Small ones. v1.2 (GUI)
Author:       pierrec@kajen.malmo.se (Pierre Chateau, Alias DarkSpirit)
Uploader:     pierrec kajen malmo se (Pierre Chateau, Alias DarkSpirit)
Type:         util/wb
Architecture: m68k-amigaos
Distribution: OK

Spliter v1.2 (Release 04-14-95)

With this program you can easily split big files into several small files
and thus moving them to disks for transport to another computer.
There are a lot of similar program out there but this one is a bit faster
and uses GUI instead of the boring Cli/Dos that programs like fileChop Uses.

All you need is WB 2.0+ and atleast 330Kb of memory to use Spliter v1.0.
(The buffer is 300Kb big)

(IF you use the Prompt option then remember to select a valid disk drive.
that is, select DF0: AND NOT the Volume name ex. Empty4:)

If you find any bugs then please report them to me. You can write to the
following addys:  Cat@p22.dennis.ct.se, pierrec@kajen.malmo.se or
FIDO 2:200/113.22 OR 2:200/136.17. or why not Snail Mail 8)

        Pierre Chateau
        SockerVagen 4D
        235 92  Vellinge
        ---- SWEDEN ----




Have pun and remember.... Amiga RuleZ!!! ;)



HISTORY: (MM/DD/YY)
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Date: 04-08-95, version v1.0
 o Designed Everything.

Date: 04-09-95, version v1.0
 o Finished the Code.

Date: 04-11-95, version v1.1
 o Fixed 3 bugs.
 o Now Closes() files on errors.
 o If a File was less than the buffer then
   the program would crash. That is fixed now.
 o Sometimes the splited file doesn't match the
   org size when joined, thats now also fixed.
 o Added $VER string.

Date: 04-13-95, version v1.2
 o SetFileSize() doesn't work under XFH (Always returns 0).
   SetFileSize() have now been replaced with FileLength()
   and everything works fine under XFH. No More strange Crashes :) when
   Loading a File from an XFH partition.

Date: 04-14-95, version v1.2
 o IF you tried to open a file in (let us say) UL: , and then
   tried to save the output to UL:temp then an error requester
   saying this will appear: ERROR Opening: UL:TEMP:FILENAME.
   This is now fixed.

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