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I have a file (a .chm file) that I need to email. It is 200 MB in size. My email client will not allow attachments that big. I need a tool that will break it up into 50 MB files and then put it back together on the other side. I tried 7-zip but it can only do 1.4 MB and 650 MB. (also the file will not compress via 7-zip's ultimate compression algorithms.) Any other ideas?
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You can use 7-zip, it may look a bit confusing but this drop down box can actually be edited with a custom value as well: (Depending on the email application's implementation, 50 megabytes could be 50000000 bytes, 51200000 bytes or even 52428800 bytes. I'd use 50000000 to be safe as it's the lowest possibility.)
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Look at 7zip again. If using the GUI that "split to volumes, bytes:" field is a combo-box. Yes, you can select the canned options of 1.44 and 650, but you can also just type in your own value as well. | |||
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Just to provide another answer, (the one's above are correct and good) WinRAR will also do it. You can get it from http://www.rarlab.com | |||
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