File Splitter (version: 1.3)

Split large text/html files into smaller files using embedded split commands.

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• Install Support: none
• System Requirements: Java 1.5+
• Recent Changes: allow you to specify encoding

• Platform:	Java, Linux, Mac OS X, Unix, Win2000, Win7 x32, Win7 x64, WinServer, WinVista, WinVista x64, WinXP

• Type: Freeware
• Cost: $0.00 US
• Size: 864 K
• Released: 2008-03-21
• Vote for: "File Splitter 1.3"
•  Description: Split large text/html files into smaller files. I find it
  much faster and more accurate than cut and paste.
  
  You embed commands in the big file telling it which pieces
  of it are to go where, then let Splitter do the work. It is
  much faster and more accurate than trying to select huge
  blocks of text in an editor. You don't accidentally lose or
  duplicate text. Keeping files small makes the site more
  responsive.
  
  In the following pretend that [...] are actually lessthan...greater than.
  
  You embed multiple [split tags in the file to be split of
  the form:
  
  [split charlie.html]
  ...
  stuff that will end up in the charlie.html file.
  ...
  [/split]
  
  The text between the [split xxx] and [/split] tags is split
  off into that named file and the text is removed from the
  original file along with the tags.
  
  1. Filenames may be absolute or relative, with no quotes or spaces.
  
  2. Tags may be nested, but they must balance (equal number
  of [split xxx] and [/split]).
  
  3. Tags are case-insensitive, i.e. may be lower or upper case.
  
  4. Multiple [split xxx] tags may be directed to the same
  file, where they will be appended.
  
  5. If the files mentioned in the split tags already exist,
  they will be overwritten.
  
  6. Anything not inside [split xxx].. [/split] is retained in
  the original file. Everything else is removed.
  
  The file being split must be small enough to fit in RAM.
  Java array addressing limits the file to 2GB, though other
  considerations mean in practice the largest file you can
  handle will be smaller still.
  
  To install, Extract the zip download with WinZip, available from
  http://www.winzip.com (or similar unzip utility) into any
  directory you please, often C: -- ticking off the (user
  folder names) option. To run as an application, type:
  
  java -jar C:commindprodsplittersplitter.jar x.html
  
  adjusting as necessary to account for where the jar file is.
  
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