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SD Split and Merge
A simple software for split and merge any file easily
Do you have large file and can't copy that to your flash memory or upload to internet ? Do you want to split that file into smaller parts? Now you can do it. SD Split and Merge can split any file to smaller part and also merge that files so fast and easy. -
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Universal File Splitter & Joinner
the Powerfull, Beautiful file Splitter
Easy, Lighweight, Free for Sharing and Archieving Universal File Splitter and Joiner is a powerful file splitter and joiner utility that can split a big file into small pieces, then can be joined latter to get the original file, also check Identical for both Source and Joined file. provides many signature algorithm. This application requires- * .NET framework 4.0 -
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sfxApp Creator
Create self-extracting and auto-run programs
sfxApp Creator is a simple and Open Source application that allows you to create self-extracting and auto-run programs via an easy-to-use interface. NET 3.5 SP1 runtime and NET 4.0 Full runtime must be installed. -
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CRC Hopper is a little tool to fix the crc-failure on some downloaded WinRAR-archives. These archives are not destoid, only defectively. Only 3 clicks fix this little problem.
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