Split and Join

Although storage devices get larger and larger, project files can also tend to take up a lot of disk space. What’s more, you can still encounter limitations when it comes to size specifications, and it can be the case when uploading an attachment. To help you bypass such inconveniences you can rely on applications like Split and Join.

First, you need to follow the steps of an installer to make sure the application properly functions, but it doesn’t bind itself to system registry entries, so you can even deploy it on a thumb drive to be used on other computers. However, you need to make sure that the computer you plan to use it on is fitted with .NET Framework.

The interface doesn’t pose any accommodation problems. It’s well-organized, being equipped with a couple of tabs, one of them to perform the split operation, while the other holds the necessary functions to join them back together.

There’s really not a limit to the maximum size you can target, although you might want to keep it under 9 exabytes. In order to neatly split, the application offers an impressive variety of preset size specifications, but it also lets you manually set the split value. Sadly, you can’t split according to a number of output files.

Original items are left intact, while output is delivered to a location of choice. There’s no option to automatically join items, so you need to rely on the application for this operation. Neither the split and join processes take a lot of time, but this mostly depends on the size of target items.

All things considered, we can state that Split and Join is sure to come in handy if you often have to deal with size limitations when transferring or uploading large files. It’s easy to use overall, coming with different preset size specifications, as well as the option to set your own.