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Is there such a program what will take a large file, and split it up into small chunks, so I can send it to another computer bit by bit via a 32MB Memory Stick, then join them back together so the file is as it should be??
Thanks for any info.
Thanks for any info.
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Hi,
Maybe too late now if you've got the splitter s/w, but I managed to get a direct cable connection running from Win 98 to XP. There was a really helpful step-by-step at
http://www.lpt.com/Support/DCC-SetUp/dcc-setup.htm
Although it does sound like you've got past that stage. My problem was that the Win98 box refused to find the XP machine automatically, and I had to type in the name of the host in a dialog.
http://www.wown.info/j_helmig/wxpdcc9i.htm
describes this problem.
Anyway, I've since given up with that and set up an Ethernet link between the two - much easier.
Maybe too late now if you've got the splitter s/w, but I managed to get a direct cable connection running from Win 98 to XP. There was a really helpful step-by-step at
http://www.lpt.com/Support/DCC-SetUp/dcc-setup.htm
Although it does sound like you've got past that stage. My problem was that the Win98 box refused to find the XP machine automatically, and I had to type in the name of the host in a dialog.
http://www.wown.info/j_helmig/wxpdcc9i.htm
describes this problem.
Anyway, I've since given up with that and set up an Ethernet link between the two - much easier.
there's loads on download.com - I asked the same question 10 days ago !
winRAR is another good program that will do it
Perfect .. thanks.
http://www.freebyte.com/hjsplit/
hjsplit will do that.
Just pick the file you want to split and the size you want each chunk to be then use hjsplit again to join it.
hjsplit will do that.
Just pick the file you want to split and the size you want each chunk to be then use hjsplit again to join it.
Never knew it existed.
Is it just part of the normal WinZip program?
Is it just part of the normal WinZip program?
Why not just use winzip disk spanning, this will do the exact job using self executables
Problems like this usually crop up when the operating systems are not the same, but Ican't think of anything besides that. Sorry for pointing out the obvious, but it might help you.
Not a working one on the older machine.
ok, option two:
Does anyone know of direct Cable connection on Windows??
I've atteempted to set up a parallel - parallel connection between the old machine (Windows 98) and the new (Windows XP) to just cop the files I wish to keep over.
Both connect ok, and set up a little network, and I've selected which folder on the old computer to allow XP to view and copy, but I am unable to locate this folder on the XP machine anywhere, so I'm unable to select which files to grab from the old machine.
Could anyone esplain to me what I have to do to send/copy files from the old machine to the new, when the parallel2parallel is working ok??
Thanks :)
ok, option two:
Does anyone know of direct Cable connection on Windows??
I've atteempted to set up a parallel - parallel connection between the old machine (Windows 98) and the new (Windows XP) to just cop the files I wish to keep over.
Both connect ok, and set up a little network, and I've selected which folder on the old computer to allow XP to view and copy, but I am unable to locate this folder on the XP machine anywhere, so I'm unable to select which files to grab from the old machine.
Could anyone esplain to me what I have to do to send/copy files from the old machine to the new, when the parallel2parallel is working ok??
Thanks :)
Dont You Have A CD-RW?
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