Here is another utility to split large files into
pieces for storage or transport purposes by means floppy disks.
It exhibits very sophisticated graphics, quite different from the
usual Windows-like interfaces. One can choose between many floppy
sizes, ranging from the well known 1.44 to the Iomega 100 format;
once the choice is made, the program will provide the number of
disks needed to store the file. If you decide not to use all the
space your disk has for the pieces of the file, i.e. one megabyte
instead of 1.44, for example, Packager has one option that lets
you move in that way.
The splitting and rejoining operations proceed swiftly. A little
amusing is the complete absence of whichever help file, neither
in .txt format, nor in form of a button. Well, you don't need to
be an engineer to understand how Packager MK1 works, but a little
of human touch makes you feel better.The program is supposed,
also, to recover data from corrupted disks, but this utility,
such as the Iomega 100 format choice and the creation of
self-extracting files, aren't for unregistered users. A pity,
definitely.
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