Hi Eko,
>> I am not sure that my ISP will permit receiving of an E-mail
>> message that is over 2.1MB, which starwrit.zip would be if
>> BASE64-encoded as a message. You could try, but it might be
>> rejected, truncated, or otherwise corrupted.
> There should be an utility to split large file into smaller
> hunks (probably available at Simtel). These "parts" then
> could be mailed separately as attachment. After all parts
> received and extracted, simply use the DOS command:
> COPY /b <dest> <src_1>+<src_2>+...+<src_n>
> to re-assemble the actual file.
> --Eko
There is a DOS utility, freeware, that I use regularly for splitting,
AND THEN RE-JOINING, large files (useful for transfering big files by
small floppy) called:
AXE.EXE
Can't remember where I got it from originally, but happy to zip and
email it to anyone who asks.
Regards,
Ron
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