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Chop 1.512

Chop Short Description

This Assembly Language program is for splitting large files for easier distribution. Using either a normal window or a wizard interface, files can be split by either the number of files that you want, the maximum file size, or you can use preset common sizes for EMailing, floppies, Zips, CDs, etc... The program supports file time and attributes preserving, CRC, BAT file unchopping, command line operation and even simple encryption.

Chop Details

Sinner ComputingDeveloper :
1.512Version :
Windows 2000/XP Platform :
0 MbFile Size :
Free to try; $8 to buy License :
December 16, 2007 Date Added :

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Chop - Program for splitting large files for easier distribution with CRC, CL access and simple Encryption. Files can be split by either the number of files that you want, the maximum file size, or you can use preset common sizes for floppies, CDs, etc...

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