★☆★ HJSplit 3.0 for Windows ★☆★

HJSplit

An application that can split/join files, calculate their checksum and compare them

HJSplit is developed to help you split files of any type and size. It can split and join files larger than 10 Gb. It can also be used to compare files and as a checksum calculator.

HJSplit can also assist you in creating backups of very large (multi-gigabyte) files. Just split a 10 Gb file into smaller 640 Mb parts, and burn them to CD's using standard CD-writing software. Restoring these files can be done using HJSplit as well, using the 'join' function.

HJSplit for Windows is a freeware file splitter which runs on all 32 bit and 64 bit editions of Windows. HJSplit supports file sizes of over 100 Gigabytes, it can split files, join/recombine files, create MD5 checksums, compare files and "run without install". HJSplit is also fully portable: you can run it directly off a DVD, CD or USB stick.

HJSplit for Windows does not need to be installed nor does it depend on any special DLL's. Just extract the contents of the zip file into a directory of your choice, and start the program by double clicking on hjsplit.exe.

What's New in This Release:

* Improved: HJSplit is now able to generate MD5 checksums.
* Added: you can cancel an operation by using the new cancel button inside the progress form. When pressing 'Cancel' HJSplit pauses and asks for confirmation.
* Added: the progress display now also explicitly includes the current progress percentage (0% - 100%).
* Added: when you cancel a split operation, the split files that were created during this operation will be deleted. This is to prevent an invalid set of split parts being left on your system.
* Added: when you cancel a join operation, the joined file will be deleted. This is to prevent leaving an invalid joined file on your system.
* Changed: all links pointing to the HJSplit home page (inside the program's main screen and the about screen) have been updated so that they point to [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.] (which - at the time of writing this - redirects to the old HJSplit site on Freebyte.com)

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