Isn’t it strange? Music, videos, documents, executables and other files become larger and larger while the capacity of camera cards, CDs, DVDs and e-mail attachments is often limited to a size below your needs.

In times where compression is already integrated in most picture, video and sound files, an additional compression also does not solve this problem so the only chance you have would be to divide a file first, send or copy it to the used media and merge it after that is done again. But how can you do this? Windows itself offers nothing for it, even CD and DVD burning tools can not help you and e-mail clients can not do it too. The answer comes again from 1-abc.net: Divide any file of any type you like into single files of any size you need with 1-abc.net File Divider. This cheap, small, fast and very easy-to-use program solves all your problems you have concerning large files. Merging can also be done with an unregistered version of this product, so any receiver of your divided files is also able to get the data joined that you gave him. For Windows® XP / Vista / 7 / 8, Download size: 326 KB DOWNLOAD    BUY NOW!  ($11.99)

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Feature Overview:

• Very easy-to-use interface
• Divide files of any file size and any file type
• Default (e-mail attachment, CD, DVD, ...) or user defined output file sizes
• String lists dividing by option
• Merge previously divided files even with the unregistered version of this program
• Merge previously divided files with a free stand-alone file merger which can be created when dividing
• Program can also read from and write to SD cards, USB sticks, external drives etc.
• Load and save dividing projects
• Send divided files directly with you default e-mail client
• Log your file dividing activity with the history feature
• Delete un-divided or divided files after splitting or merging automatically
• Program can be installed on USB sticks, camera cards or nearly all other re-writable media
• Very low system resources required