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Number   :  4649
Date     :  2003-05-26
Author   :  james sadler
Subject  :  Re: Copying Huge Files
Size(KB) :  1


 I found a free tool called Lexun Backup
Solution that has the features I mentioned. It is
happy to break files into CD sized chunks and will
compress them as well. XXCOPY can not be beat for its
numerous powerful features so I'll compile the file
using xxcopy and then use Lexun Backup to burn it to
CD. Using the two together gives even more powerful
options. I do wonder if the compression in Lexun
Backup has any ill effects. I guess I'll experiment.
Compression is a selected feature so it is optional.
--- CBFalconer  wrote:
> "J. Merrill" wrote:
> > At 03:57 PM 5/10/2003 -0400, CBFalconer wrote (in
> part)
> > >james sadler wrote:
> > >>
> > >> A file splitter designed to split really large
> files or even
> > >> volumes would be a great tool to have.
> > >... snip ...
> > >
> > >Why reinvent the wheel. djsplit and djmerge from
> the DJGPP
> > >package do the job just fine. Adding excess
> features to a tool is
> > >a good way to break it.
> > 
> > Do we need to download the full C/C++ compiler
> suite in order to
> > get those two command-line programs?
> 
> I believe all you need is djdev203.zip. It would be
> advisable to
> set up the DJGPP environment.
> 
> -- 
> Chuck F (cbfalconer@y...)
> (cbfalconer@w...)
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> address!
> 
> 


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