Want to split a file into lots of different parts so you can fit it onto multiple discs, upload it to size-restricted sharing sites, or more? WinMend File Splitter is an easy to use tool for just that job. It allows you to define either the number of end blocks you have, or the size of each of the blocks.

For instance, if I have a 12MB file that I want to fit onto a pile of floppy discs, I could just tell it to make all the files 1.3MB. Then I’d just copy each file over to the disc: voila, I’m done. And re-combining the files is even easier. Once you’ve got all of the files back in a single folder, you just run a single, generated batch file that automatically merges the split file.

File Splitter actually works in a fairly intuitive way. It simply splits a file wherever it needs it split, and when it comes time to remerge them, just uses the copy command to recreate one larger file. This ease of use is quite nice, and means that you don’t need File Splitter installed on the machine you’re recombining the files on, which is quite nice.

File Splitter is a nice little program, and deceptively simple. It’s free, and lets you split files however you need or want them.

Features:

•  High-Speed Splitting and Merging
  With advanced algorithms, it splits and merges files faster.
•  Safety Ensured
  The splitting and merging processes are safe and reliable. Your files will never be damaged.

System Requirements:	Windows 2000+
Version:	1.2.9.0
Homepage:	http://www.winmend.com/file-splitter/
File Size:	2MB
Price:	FreeWare