Split File Shell Extension v2.1b

                      Reviewed by Sue

If you ever have need to split a large file over several floppy
disks, you'll know that there are several programs which will do
it. I've tried quite a few of them, but never found one that did
exactly what I wanted. For one thing, I don't like to have to
assume that the person I'm sending the disks to has the correct 
program needed to rejoin the file. I don't even feel they should 
need any detailed explanation of how to do it. Click and go, 
that's what we want!

And that's what we get with Split Files. It's a free program from
a French PhD student and runs under Windows 95 upwards. Once
installed, it adds the option to 'split this file' when you right
click on any file. There are several different size destination
files, according to floppy size and type.

The resulting files are unzipped onto a hard drive very easily.
All you need to do is double-click on the file on the first
floppy, select a destination folder, then swap disks as
instructed. No special unpacking program is needed ... no switches
as with PKUNZIP.  It's extremely useful, and I've provided a copy
on this month's disk. I hope you find it as useful as I have.

Visit the author's web site at:  http://www.essi.fr/~berger/











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