Since various file hosting services have restrictions, it is quite common to see a video, software, audio, or game split into multiple smaller parts. We reviewed how it is easier to download such multiple parts with MiPony, but what after that?
How are you supposed to join such multiple file parts together quickly? If you see all those .001, .002, .003, etc at the end of files then you have come to the right place. HJSplit does the job but here is another tool which could be a lifesaver. File Joiner is a portable app that has been developed only for the purpose of joining multiple file parts seamlessly.
All you have to do is to add the files or a folder that contains multiple file parts, select the output folder, and hit Join. When you add the file parts, they will automatically get arranged in correct order but you can always sort them out manually as well.
Screenshots taken from developer’s page
You can choose to Append to first file in list, but since this option is for advanced users only it is recommended for beginners to let this option remain unchecked. There are two additional checkboxes given at the bottom of the app, which are, ‘Open output file when done’ and ‘Exit when done’.
Once you give this app a shot, you won’t have to look for another file joiner. It does the job quickly and is very easy to use.
It works on Windows 2000, Windows XP, Windows Vista, Windows 2003/2008 Server, and Windows 7.
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Well i was not aware of this app earlier.Its doing very good job and its working also seems good.I have used the link.Now i will try to use this app.Ne ways thanks for sharing your knowledge with us.
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