JASP is an File Spliting Utility. You can use this utility to Split Large files into smaller parts & then merge them together when required. This utility produces a .bat file which when you double click all the seperate files will be merged into the original file.

When Merging you do not require the utility to be installed in the target machine. This Utility comes in very handy when you have to either copy a large file from one system to another or when you want to email a very large file, which you cannot do at a single go beacuse of size limit.

Features:

* Easy to Use
* Can choose your Own Custom File Sizes
* Remembers Last 7 recently used Output Directories
* Windows Shell Integration - Right Click in Explorer & invoke JASP
* Supports Drag & Drop
* Minimizes to Systray for easy Access !
* Displays ToolTips for all controls, helpfull for new users !
* Can Store upto 8 Different Custom Split Sizes
* Set your favourite split size as default, so that JASP starts with your choosen split size
* Small, Quick & Free !

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This application is a free original file splitter that lets you split your large files (like Self-Extracting, Zip archives, multimedia, song, music, movie, backup, picture, archive, document files…) into a set of smaller files called pieces.

These pieces are easier to:[list][*]copy to floppies or any removable media.[*]distribute over the Internet, networks or through email (forget attached file size restrictions imposed by some ISP’s and email servers).[*]share with friends, colleagues or other users through networks and the Internet.[*]archive to Zip disk, CD, DVD, USB Flash drive and key, and any other storage support.[*]upload to host accounts, file delivery services, online file hosting sites… that have restrictions on file sizes.