How To Split And Merge The Files Using WinRAR
Do you have files on your PC that you want to split into several parts so you can attach it on your email or save it on your USB? We all know that many email services like Yahoo! Mail has a limitation when attaching a file. You cannot send files that are larger than 25 MB. Good thing there are other services that help you send files to your friends no matter how big it is just like Pipebytes.
But if you really want to send big files using your email, you can still do it but you have to split your files into several parts first before you can attach and send the files one by one.
How to split a file into several parts using WinRAR*:
1. Right-click on the file that you want to split into several parts.
2. Click “Add to archive…”
I chose to split a video with the size of 5 MB.
3. Under the option Split to volumes, either enter the desired maximum size of each file part or choose an appropriate size from the available drop down option. In my case I entered 1 MB for each part of file.
4. Now the video was already split into several parts with the size of 1 MB each.
How to merge the files using WinRAR:
1. Right-click on the file.
2. Click “Extract files…”
3. Choose your preferred destination path and click OK. You’re done!
* If you don’t have WinRAR installed on your PC, you can download the 40-day free trial version here.
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