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Published on Thursday, September 22, 2016,07:57:36 in Mobile
Split and merge multiple text or binary files in either character, line, or byte modes. When splitting files, you can split on certain text or binary separator; target given number of parts; or target specific part size. In all cases you can select operational unit to be either line or character for text files and byte for data/binary files. Files can be joined in specific order on a line-to-line, char-to-char, or byte-to-byte level.
What You Get:
Professional, high-quality software
Install and run in just a few clicks!
Very light weight – less than 10MB
Fully-functional, transferable license
Basic support in case you have problems
Free updates for the current version
Product customization upon request
How It Works:
1. Select the files you want to merge or split:
By dragging files from Windows Explorer
By copy-pasting files or file paths
By adding all files from a given folder
By opening a text file containing file paths
By recursively searching specified folders for all files matching specified properties: file name, size, text or binary contents, etc.
2. Split or Join Files
Once the files you wish to split or join have been selected, pick the task you want to perform from the Pick a Tasks menu. A helper dialog will appear like the own shown here. It will guide you through customizing the operation you want to perform.
For example, if you want to Split files, it lets you select the kind of splitting you wish to perform: split by separator, split into parts of a given size, or split into a given number of parts of the same size.
3. Process Files
Join / Merge Files
In Join output mode, processed files will be joined together.
Files will be joined in the same order as they appear in the file list.
Files can be joined either in binary mode at the byte level, or in text mode either at the character or line level (subsequent files are put on the new line).
Split Files
For splitting you have 3 options:
Split using separator – choose the type of a separator (text or binary) and enter the separator in the provided space. If binary separator is used, it is entered in hexadecimal format.
Split into parts of a given size – specify the size of the file part in terms of bytes, lines, or characters. The number of file parts may be different for every file processed.
Split into N parts – specify into how many parts you want every processed file to be split. Every file will be split into the same number of parts, but the parts belonging to different files may have different sizes.
Other Key Features
Split and merge multiple text or binary files in either character, line, or byte modes.
When splitting files, you can split on certain text or binary separator; target given number of parts; or target specific part size.
In all cases you can select operational unit to be either line or character for text files and byte for data/binary files.
Files can be joined in specific order on a line-to-line, char-to-char, or byte-to-byte level.
Process 1000s of files using multiple CPU cores in manual, automatic, scheduled, console modes, or directly from Windows Explorer right-click menu.
Save files to output directory specified using either absolute or relative path, with original or new name defined by a mask.
Select files for processing based on their name, dates, size, and contents using advanced file search supporting RegEx and advanced wildcards.
Perform different operations on different files with conditional processing and process branching.
Detailed processing logs are available in both user interface and log files.
Run multiple program instances simultaneously.
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