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Load
Load a profile file
Save a profile file
Save
Split
Execute Split Operation
Unite
Unite Existing Pieces
Help
Show Help
Web
Go to the GSplit's Homepage
Express
Open "Split Express", a fast way to split your files
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<FONT face="Tahoma" SIZE="10"><b>Which file do you want to split?</FONT></b><HR><BR>Please select the <B><FONT color="#004080">file</FONT></B> that you would like to split into smaller pieces.<br>If you want to split several files one by one, then click <B>Several Files</B> to choose each file you want to split. <br>If you prefer to package up several files into a single large file and then split the latter, you can use <A HREF="pb">Paquet Builder</A> to compress your files into a <B>Self-Extracting package</B> and then split this package.
File to Split:
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About multiple files<hr><br>You have selected <B>multiple files</B>. When you launch the splitting operation, <A href="fich">each file</A> will be split one by one and placed in the associated folder. Do not forget to <A href="clear">clear the file list</A> before splitting other files.<br><A href="help">Display the help topic</A>
Browse...
Click this button to browse for the original file
Package
Launch Paquet Builder if available to create a Self-Extracting package
Several Files
Click this button if you want GSplit to split several different files one by one into pieces.
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<ul><LI><A href="openit">Open file</A><br><LI><A href="diskprop">See file properties</A></ul>
Profiles...
Click this button to select a profile for splitting the original file
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<FONT face="Tahoma" SIZE="10"><b>Where do you wish to copy the pieces to?</FONT><HR></b><BR>Please enter the path to the <B><FONT color="#004080">destination folder</FONT></B> where GSplit should place the different pieces into. It may be a <B>folder on your hard disk</B> or the root of a <B>removable disk</B>. If the destination folders do not exist, they will be automatically created.
Destination Path:
Browse...
Browse for the destination folder
Is Removable:
Free Space: 5%
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<A href="re">Refresh Information</A>
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<ul><LI><A href="openit">Show folder in Explorer</A><br><br><LI><A href="diskprop">See disk properties</A><br><br><LI><A href="foldprop">See folder properties</A><br><br><LI><A href="format">Open floppy format dialog</A></ul>
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<FONT face="Tahoma" SIZE="10"><b>Which type of pieces?</FONT></b><HR><BR>GSplit is able to create two types of pieces: <b>spanned</b> and <b>blocked</b> pieces. Select the type of pieces you would like to create by clicking on the desired button. <A href="help">Which type of pieces should I use?</A>
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<b>Spanned Pieces</b><BR>GSplit builds your pieces directly onto the different disks.
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<b>Blocked Pieces</b><BR>GSplit builds all pieces with a specific size you determine.
Makes GSplit create blocked pieces
Makes GSplit create disk spanned pieces
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Bytes
KB
MB
GB
Predefined
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I want to set the size of all piece files
I want to define the number of pieces to create
I want to define the size for each piece file myself
I want to split after the nth occurrence of a specified pattern
Remaining Byte(s):
2
taLeftJustify
TRUE
Piece
-1
0
0
0
50
taLeftJustify
TRUE
Size (in bytes)
-1
0
0
0
50
Delete Piece
Add Piece
of this pattern:
Click here to learn how it works
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<FONT face="Tahoma" SIZE="10"><b>How do you want to name your pieces?</FONT></b><HR><BR>Please indicate how the different pieces will be named by GSplit. To determine a <b><FONT color="#004080">unique name</FONT></b> for each piece, GSplit works with a mask with variables available below. For some samples, please click <A href="help">here</A>.
Piece Name Mask:
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Choose one of the following links to insert the related <B>variable</B>:<hR><ul><li><A HREF="num">Number of the current piece</A> {num}<br><li><A HREF="orf">Source Filename</A> {orf}<br><li><A HREF="ore">Source File Extension</A> {ore}<br><li><A HREF="ofw">Source Filename without Extension</A> {ofw}<br><li><A href="oru">Put zeros in front of the piece's number</A> {oru} (e.g. 001, 002...)
Leave space on each disk (in bytes):
Archive Title:
Author Name:
Leave space on the first disk (in bytes):
Description:
Set Unique ID:
Do not add GSplit tags to piece files
Generate a unique ID
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<FONT face="Tahoma" SIZE="10"><b>Do you want to customize your pieces?</FONT></b><HR><BR>The following options allow you to <B><FONT color="#004080">define the structure of piece files</FONT></B>.
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If you do not want to unite the file again or if you do not want GSplit to add its marks to the piece files, enable the following option. This option is especially useful for text-based files.
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Use the following fields to give an <B>identity to your set of pieces</B>. These information items will be embedded into the piece files.
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You can enter how many free space (in bytes) should be left on the different disks.
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<FONT face="Tahoma" SIZE="10"><b>Ready to split your file</FONT></b><HR><BR>GSplit has got enough settings to split your file. When you are ready, press <b><FONT color="#004080">Split</FONT></b> in order to begin the process.
Thread Priority:
Execute this command after splitting:
Filename:
Optional path to the custom icon file for the SFU program:
Use this option only if you plan to split small files (< 100 kb) into blocked piece files. When this option is turned on, GSplit does not substract the size of the SFU program from the first piece size.
Split!
Launch the splitting operation
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Lowest
Lower
Normal
Higher
Highest
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<FONT face="Tahoma" SIZE="10"><b>Do you want to include SFU functionality?</FONT></b><HR><BR>Please indicate whether you want to add <A href="help">Self-Uniting</A> (SFU) functionality to your piece set or not. Moreover, you can configure additional options regarding the Self-Uniting program.
Browse for the custom icon file
Add Self-Uniting Functionality to the piece set
Merge the first piece with the Self-Uniting program (not recommended)
Change the filename of the Self-Uniting Executable
Do not take account of the SFU program size
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<FONT face="Tahoma" SIZE="10"><b>Do you wish to customize the SFU program?</FONT></b><HR><BR>GSplit lets you completely customize the <B><FONT color="#004080">Self-Uniting program</FONT></B>: you may determine the appearence of the main window, the destination of the restored file... Select an item in the list below to configure the related options.
Category:
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<IMG src="idx:8" align="middle"> What is your Welcome message?<HR><BR>
At the beginning:
At the end:
Your 'about' message:
Place it into the
Custom Folder (full path e.g. c:\my documents\my music):
Additional parameters to pass to the file:
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<IMG src="idx:2" align="middle">
Which message boxes do you want to display?<HR><BR>
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<IMG src="idx:1" align="middle">
Where do you want to place the restored file?<HR><BR>
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<IMG src="idx:0" align="middle">
What do you want to do upon the unite process?<HR><BR>
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<IMG src="idx:4" align="middle">
Which options do you want to use?<HR><BR>
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<IMG src="idx:5" align="middle"> Do you want to customize the main window?<HR><BR>GSplit allows you to display a <B>custom header picture</B> on the main window. This picture file must be a 353x65 Windows Bitmap.<br>If you do not specify one, the default header will be used.
This file was split with GSplit freely available at www.gdgsoft.com
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Windows Folder
System Directory
Temp Folder
Current Folder
SFU Folder
Custom Folder
Do not allow end users to modify the destination path
Ask For Overwriting File
Open File After Unite
Wait Until End Of Program
Delete File After Execution
Automatically close the Self-Uniting program when finished
Automatically start uniting pieces when the SFU program is launched
Activate the Silent mode (no dialog windows) - work in background
Browse for a BMP file
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Welcome Message
Custom Messages Boxes
Destination Folder
After Unite
Miscellaneous Options
Picture Header
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<FONT face="Tahoma" SIZE="10"><b>What did happen?</FONT></b><HR><BR>Below you can find <b><FONT color="#004080">the splitting log</FONT></b>: all operations performed by GSplit are listed here.
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<IMG src="idx:6" align="middle"> <B>Links</B><hr><ul><li>Open <a href="open">the folder in Windows Explorer</a>.<li>Jump to the <A href="split">Split</A> page.<li><A href="integ">Check integrity of pieces</A>.<ul>
E&xport...
Click this button to export the log to a file
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<FONT face="Tahoma" SIZE="10"><b>Which language do you want to use?</FONT></b><HR><BR>The Self-Uniting program supports <B>localization</B>: you may define your own texts and messages. Choose the language file to be used (language files are XML-based so you can easily edit them: clicking on Edit will open your default text editor). Leave the field blank to use the same language as for GSplit itself.
Language File:
Browse...
Click this button to select a language file
Edit...
Click this button to edit the language file
<IMG src="idx:67" align="middle"> <A href="prop">Properties</A><BR><BR><IMG src="idx:62" align="middle"> <A href="funct">Functionality</A><BR><BR><IMG src="idx:59" align="middle"> <A href="lang">Language</A>
<IMG src="idx:5" align="middle"> <A href="file">Original File</A><BR><BR><IMG src="idx:9" align="middle"> <A href="folder">Destination Folder</A><BR><BR><IMG src="idx:55" align="middle"> <A href="split">Split File!</A>
<IMG src="idx:61" align="middle"> <A href="size">Type and Size</A><BR><BR><IMG src="idx:60" align="middle"> <A href="filenames">Filenames</A><BR><BR><IMG src="idx:66" align="middle"> <A href="prop">Other Properties</A>
F&ile
&Open a Profile...
Open Batch Text File...
&Exit
S&ave a Profile As...
&Split
Select Destination Folder...
Help Con&tents
Select Original File...
Show "Split Express" expert
Show help about the current page
Show Piece Inspector
Split Multiple Files...
Next Page
Previous Page
Split
Unite
Select All
Copy To Clipboard
&Tools
&Environment Options...
&Calculate Checksums of a File...
Execute &Paquet Builder
Open Windows E&xplorer
&Help
&Help Links
&Getting Started
How to split a file?
What is a Self-Uniting program?
Command Line, Batch Options...
Technical Documentation
Technical Support
Web Online Information
&Online Help
&Check for Updates
&G.D.G. Software Site
&GSplit Resources
&GSplit Web Homepage
&Support Forum
Video Tutorials (online)
A&bout GSplit
GSplit Language Files (*.gsl)|*.gsl|All Files (*.*)|*.*
Select Language for SFU
Select File to Split
Select Bitmap File
Select Executable
Load Icon File
Load Batch Text File
Open Profile
GSplit Batch Text Files (*.txt)|*.txt|All Files (*.*)|*.*
GSplit Profile File (*.gsc)|*.gsc|All Files (*.*)|*.*
All Files (*.*)|*.*|Self-Extracting Archives (*.exe)|*.exe|Zip Archives (*.zip)|*.zip
Bitmap Files (*.bmp)|*.bmp|All Files (*.*)|*.*
Executable Files (*.exe)|*.exe|All Files (*.*)|*.*
Icon Files (*.ico)|*.ico|All Files (*.*)|*.*
GSplit Settings (*.gsi)|*.gsi|All Files (*.*)|*.*
Export Settings
Save Profile
GSplit Profile File (*.gsc)|*.gsc|All Files (*.*)|*.*
Rich Text Files (*.rtf)|*.rtf|All Files (*.*)|*.*
Save Log
With specified size...
Remaining bytes
Last profile for this file
Text-based profile
Other...
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MI_MINCAPTION=Mi&nimize
MI_MAXCAPTION=Ma&ximize
MI_CLOSECAPTION=&Close
MI_RESTORECAPTION=&Restore
MI_MINTOTRAYCAPTION=Minimize to &Tray
MI_ROLLUPCAPTION=Ro&llUp
MINBUTTON_HINT=Minimize
MAXBUTTON_HINT=Maximize
CLOSEBUTTON_HINT=Close
TRAYBUTTON_HINT=Minimize to Tray
ROLLUPBUTTON_HINT=Roll Up
MENUBUTTON_HINT=System menu
EDIT_UNDO=Undo
EDIT_COPY=Copy
EDIT_CUT=Cut
EDIT_PASTE=Paste
EDIT_DELETE=Delete
EDIT_SELECTALL=Select All
MSG_BTN_YES=&Yes
MSG_BTN_NO=&No
MSG_BTN_OK=OK
MSG_BTN_CANCEL=Cancel
MSG_BTN_ABORT=&Abort
MSG_BTN_RETRY=&Retry
MSG_BTN_IGNORE=&Ignore
MSG_BTN_ALL=&All
MSG_BTN_NOTOALL=N&oToAll
MSG_BTN_YESTOALL=&YesToAll
MSG_BTN_HELP=&Help
MSG_BTN_OPEN=&Open
MSG_BTN_SAVE=&Save
MSG_BTN_CLOSE=Close
MSG_BTN_BACK_HINT=Go To Last Folder Visited
MSG_BTN_UP_HINT=Up One Level
MSG_BTN_NEWFOLDER_HINT=Create New Folder
MSG_BTN_VIEWMENU_HINT=View Menu
MSG_BTN_STRETCH_HINT=Stretch Picture
MSG_FILENAME=File name:
MSG_FILETYPE=File type:
MSG_NEWFOLDER=New Folder
MSG_LV_DETAILS=Details
MSG_LV_ICON=Large icons
MSG_LV_SMALLICON=Small icons
MSG_LV_LIST=List
MSG_PREVIEWSKIN=Preview
MSG_PREVIEWBUTTON=Button
MSG_CAP_WARNING=Warning
MSG_CAP_ERROR=Error
MSG_CAP_INFORMATION=Information
MSG_CAP_CONFIRM=Confirm
MSG_CAP_SHOWFLAG=Do not display this message again
CALC_CAP=Calculator
ERROR=Error
COLORGRID_CAP=Basic colors
CUSTOMCOLORGRID_CAP=Custom colors
ADDCUSTOMCOLORBUTTON_CAP=Add to Custom Colors
FONTDLG_COLOR=Color:
FONTDLG_NAME=Name:
FONTDLG_SIZE=Size:
FONTDLG_HEIGHT=Height:
FONTDLG_EXAMPLE=Example:
FONTDLG_STYLE=Style:
FONTDLG_SCRIPT=Script:
DB_DELETE_QUESTION=Delete record?
DB_MULTIPLEDELETE_QUESTION=Delete all selected records?
NODISKINDRIVE=There is no disk in Drive or Drive is not ready
NOVALIDDRIVEID=Not a valid Drive ID
FLV_NAME=Name
FLV_SIZE=Size
FLV_TYPE=Type
FLV_LOOKIN=Look in:
FLV_MODIFIED=Modified
FLV_ATTRIBUTES=Attributes
FLV_DISKSIZE=Disk Size
FLV_FREESPACE=Free Space
PRNDLG_NAME=Name:
PRNDLG_PRINTER=Printer
PRNDLG_PROPERTIES=Properties...
PRNDLG_TYPE=Type:
PRNDLG_STATUS=Status:
PRNDLG_WHERE=Where:
PRNDLG_COMMENT=Comment:
PRNDLG_PRINTRANGE=Print range
PRNDLG_COPIES=Copies
PRNDLG_NUMCOPIES=Number of copies:
PRNDLG_COLLATE=Collate
PRNDLG_ALL=All
PRNDLG_PAGES=Pages
PRNDLG_SELECTION=Selection
PRNDLG_PRINTTOFILE=Print to file
PRNDLG_FROM=from:
PRNDLG_TO=to:
PRNDLG_ORIENTATION=Orientation
PRNDLG_PAPER=Paper
PRNDLG_PORTRAIT=Portrait
PRNDLG_LANDSCAPE=Landscape
PRNDLG_SOURCE=Source:
PRNDLG_SIZE=Size:
PRNDLG_MARGINS=Margins (millimeters)
PRNDLG_MARGINS_INCHES=Margins (inches)
PRNDLG_LEFT=Left:
PRNDLG_RIGHT=Right:
PRNDLG_TOP=Top:
PRNDLG_BOTTOM=Bottom:
PRNDLG_WARNING=There are no printers in your system!
FIND_NEXT=Find next
FIND_WHAT=Find what:
FIND_DIRECTION=Direction
FIND_DIRECTIONUP=Up
FIND_DIRECTIONDOWN=Down
FIND_MATCH_CASE=Match case
FIND_MATCH_WHOLE_WORD_ONLY=Match whole word only
FIND_REPLACE_WITH=Replace with:
FIND_REPLACE=Replace
FIND_REPLACE_All=Replace All
FIND_REPLACE_CLOSE=Close
MORECOLORS=More colors...
AUTOCOLOR=Automatic
<IMG src="idx:20" align="middle"> File Information
<IMG src="idx:68" align="middle"> Disk Information
<IMG src="idx:7" align="middle"> Disk Tools
<IMG src="idx:13" align="middle"> Splitting Log
<IMG src="idx:65" align="middle"> Blocked Piece Properties
<IMG src="idx:56" align="middle"> Self-Uniting
<IMG src="idx:33" align="middle"> General
<IMG src="idx:69" align="middle"> Pieces
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Split after the occurrence number
Split before the occurrence number
Tags and Headers
Additional Space
Piece Identity
Copy all the data prior to the first occurrence or line
Insert the following line (special characters allowed):
Insert additional header to pieces:
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Moreover, you can add custom header to each piece file (except the first one). This option is designed if you split CSV or log files, and you want to reproduce the header row in each piece file.
Remove Destination Folders Before Splitting
Internal Buffer Size (in kB):
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Split Express is a <B>fast way</B> to split your files without the need of navigating through the GSplit's main options, just <B><FONT color="#004080">fill in the following grid</FONT></B> below. Once it is done, press <B>OK</B> to continue.
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Split this file:=
Copy the pieces to:=
I want to:=
Size of each piece:=50000
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Property
Value
&Cancel
&OK
Split Express
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<FONT color="#004080" face="Tahoma" SIZE="10"><b>About GSplit %s</FONT></b><HR><BR>Copyright © <B>%s</B> %s. All Rights Reserved.<br>Written by <b>%s</b>.
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This software program is <B>Freeware</B>.<br><FONT color="#004080"><B>G.D.G. Software</B></FONT>.<ul><li>Web: <B>www.gdgsoft.com</B> <A HREF="http://www.gdgsoft.com">(open it)</A><li>E-Mail: <A href="mailto:gsplit@gdgsoft.com">gsplit@gdgsoft.com</A><li>Product homepage: <A href="http://www.gdgsoft.com/gsplit">http://www.gdgsoft.com/gsplit</A></ul><br><br>Do not hesitate to send us your translations of this program.
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Version Reference: %s
&Close
About GSplit
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This expert lets you <B>open a piece file</B> created with GSplit and <B>see the properties</B> it contains about the file that was split: filename, size, author...
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Property
Value
&Close
Rem&ove Tags
Piece Filename:
Piece Properties:
Browse...
GSplit Piece Files (*.gsd)|*.gsd|All Files (*.*)|*.*
Select Piece File to Inspect
Piece Inspector
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You can select a <b>default value</b> for the size of your blocked pieces. To add your own values to the list, please refer to the <A href="doc">documentation</A>.
&Cancel
&OK
Default Sizes:
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taLeftJustify
FALSE
Name
-1
0
0
0
95
taLeftJustify
TRUE
Description
-1
0
0
0
113
taLeftJustify
TRUE
Value (in bytes)
-1
0
0
0
113
Default Values
0
1
<A href="help">Display the help topic</A>
&Cancel
&Add...
&Clear
&Remove
&OK
crDrag
2
taLeftJustify
FALSE
File Path
-1
0
0
0
140
taLeftJustify
TRUE
Destination Folder
-1
0
0
0
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If you would like to split <B>several files</B> one by one, then please manage these files thanks to the list on the right.<br><br><B>Instructions:</B><hr><ul><li>Click <B>Add</B> to add the files you want to the list.<br><li>When you close this window, the <B>first file</B> of the list will appear in the "Original file" field as default; nevertheless if you then click Split, all files will be split one by one and in the specified folder.<br><li>To ensure that the piece files won't be overwritten, each file will be split in a custom <B>destination folder</B>. Double-click a file to <B>edit</B> its destination folder (where it will be split).
All Files (*.*)|*.*|Self-Extracting Archives (*.exe)|*.exe|Zip Archives (*.zip)|*.zip
Select File(s) to Split
Split multiple files
Guide
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This dialog box lets you configure the <b>options for GSplit</b>.
Default Profile File:
Default Interface and SFU Langua&ge File:
Custom Skin File:
Pa&quet Builder Location
GSplit Skin Files (*.skn)|*.skn|All Files (*.*)|*.*
Select Skin File
&Close
Use the default skin
Clear Saved Profiles
Removes all profiles that were automatically saved by GSplit
Add entries to the MRU source file and destination folder lists.
Always add the folder that contains the source file to the MRU directory list
Automatically save a profile each time a file is split
Multiple files: prompt if removable disks before splitting
Enable skin effects
Deleted folders and files are moved to the Recycle Bin
GSplit Options
RS0=Destination Path:
RS1=Browse...
RS2=&OK
RS3=&Cancel
RS4=Splitting File
RS5=Pieces
RS6=Status
RS7=Overall:
RS8=Time left:
RS9=Elapsed:
RS10=&Pause
RS11=&Cancel
RS12=SPLITTING OPERATION SUMMARY
RS13=GSplit version %s
RS14=Option "Multiple Files" enabled.
RS15=The original file "%s" was not found.
RS16=You must indicate a destination path for your piece files.
RS17=Please enter a default size for your blocked pieces.
RS18=Warning: according to your settings, a single blocked piece file will be larger than the original file: this may lead to system errors./$Are you sure you want to continue?
RS19=Warning
RS20=Please decrease the size of blocked pieces so it is lower than the size of the original file.
RS21=Please verify the number of pieces that GSplit should create: there is a problem.
RS22=The number of occurrences of the specified pattern cannot be null; please change this value.
RS23=In "Type and Size", you did not provide a pattern to search for.
RS24=The size of blocked piece is too small: please enable the option "Do not add GSplit tags" in "Other Properties" in order to continue.
RS25=A mask for the piece filenames must be specified.
RS26=The piece mask "%s" must include one of the {num} or {oru} variables that refer to the current piece index. Otherwise GSplit cannot distinguish two piece files.
RS27=You have to specify a custom destination folder for the SFU program if you wish to use the Custom Destination Folder option.
RS28=GSplit Archive
RS29=GSplit
RS30=Splitting original file...
RS31=Checking user settings...
RS32=File Information
RS33=Filename: %s
RS34=Size: %u byte(s), %s.
RS35=Destination path: %s
RS36=Selected Piece Type:
RS37= Blocked Pieces
RS38= Piece Size: %u byte(s), %s.
RS39= Sizes defined by the user.
RS40= Sizes automatically defined: pieces should contain %u occurrence(s) of "%s".
RS41= Spanned Disk Pieces
RS42=Operations
RS43=Preparing thread process...
RS44=Invalid custom size for piece number %u: %s. Please modify your settings.
RS45=The specified pattern "%s" is invalid or too long (> 256 bytes); please modify it.
RS46=Warning: the language file "%s" was not found. The default one has been used.
RS47=Launching thread...
RS48=Fatal Error
RS49=Operation ABORTED!
RS50= Filename:
RS51=Size: %u byte(s), %s.
RS52=Please select an existing source file and its properties will appear here.
RS53=Are you sure you want to exit GSplit?
RS54=Confirmation
RS55=GUnite (GSplit Unite tool) was not found in the main folder./$Please reinstall GSplit on your system./$%s
RS56=GSplit was not configured to execute Paquet Builder. Please open the Environment Options to select the Paquet Builder's location path.
RS57=No source file specified: please first select the original file to be split.
RS58=About %u piece file(s) will be created.
RS59=Average size of piece files: %u byte(s)
RS60=Rounded Sizes:<hr><br>
RS61=%u byte(s).<br>
RS62=kb.<br>
RS63=Mb.<br>
RS64=Gb.<br>
RS65=Free Space:
RS66=Available Space:
RS67=Total Space:
RS68=Please select the folder where you would like to copy the piece files to:
RS69=Warning: do you really want to switch the piece size to %s GB?
RS70=Splitting Operation Successful!
RS71=Operation complete
RS72=Elapsed time: %u min, %u sec.
RS73=Result: successful.
RS74=Total piece count: %u
RS75=Result: NOT successful.
RS76=An error has occurred:
RS77=Split profile saved as:
RS78=Error: could not save profile.
RS79=Done.
RS80=Initializing...
RS81=Splitting
RS82=Multiple Files
RS83=GSplit is going to split the next file of the specified file list:<br>%s<br>If you want to change the current removable disk, please do it now.
RS84=Please enter the <b>size</b> of all piece files. You may also select one of the several predefined values, by clicking on the button below. GSplit will then tell you the <b>number of pieces</b> it will create.
RS85=Size:
RS86=Please enter the <b>number of pieces</b> you want to create. GSplit will then automatically calculate the size of piece files.
RS87=Number of pieces:
RS88=Please use this list to define the number of pieces and the size of each piece file. Note that the size of the last piece file will be indicative only.
RS89=GSplit will create piece files that contain the specified number of <b>occurences of a given pattern</b>. For example, you can split a large text file into smaller ones by entering the number of lines per file.
RS90=Please select an original file to be split.
RS91=Remaining Byte(s): %u ; %s
RS92=New Piece
RS93=Please enter the size of this piece (in bytes):
RS94=%u is an invalid size for a piece file.
RS95=%u is higher than the amount of remaining bytes: %u. Cannot add this piece.
RS96=Piece %u
RS97=Are you sure you want to remove "%s"?
RS98=Profile loaded.
RS99=Welcome to this program. It will restore the following file:
RS100= Size: {size} ; {fullsize} byte(s).
RS101= {piececount} piece files are required.
RS102=Select where you would like to place the restored file
RS103=and press Unite to continue.
RS104=This is the first time you run GSplit. Note that the current language has been automatically defined: you can choose another language in the Environment Options./$Do you want to display the "Getting Started" topic? You can also take a look at the animated tutorials.
RS105=Welcome
RS106=Not enough space on the destination disk or invalid piece size
RS107=Piece not fully copied; the piece will be corrupted!
RS108=Next disk required
RS109=First disk required
RS110=The original file has not been found; please verify the source path.
RS111=Please specify a destination folder.
RS112=make Blocked pieces
RS113=make Disk-Spanned pieces
RS114=Press Split to launch the operation!
RS115=Please select the folder where you would like to copy the piece files to:
RS116=Are you sure you want to exit the splitting process now?
RS117=Wait...
RS118=Aborting, wait...
RS119=Please select the folder:
RS120=Result=Not a valid GSplit 2.x or 3.x piece file
RS121=Version=%u
RS122=Filename=%s
RS123=Size=%u
RS124=Date/Time=%s
RS125=File CRC=%u
RS126=Piece Count=%u
RS127=Set Title=%s
RS128=Author=%s
RS129=Description=%s
RS130=Unique ID=%s
RS131=Name Mask=%s
RS132=Spanned=%u
RS133=Piece Size=%u
RS134=Last CRC=%u
RS135=Piece Number=%u
RS136=Offset=%u
RS137=Final Piece=%u
RS138=Please select the folder where Paquet Builder is installed:
RS139=You will need to restart GSplit in order to change its skin. Are you sure you want to continue?
RS140=Are you sure you want to remove all profiles that were automatically saved by GSplit from your computer?
RS141=My Split Files
RS142=Are you sure you want to remove this file from the list?
RS143=Are you sure you want to clear the full list?
RS144=LZMA internal error:
RS145=LZMA data error:
RS146=%u|0|Piece %u|Preparing piece file %s
RS147=1|Piece Number %u
RS148=0|Piece filename: %s
RS149=%u|3|Piece %u|Awaiting other pieces...
RS150=0|Awaiting other pieces...
RS151=1|Back to Piece Number %u
RS152=%u|1|Piece %u|Being copied...
RS153=0|Piece size: %u byte(s), %s
RS154=0|Being copied...
RS155=Working on piece number %u (%s)...
RS156=%u|2|Piece %u|Done
RS157=0|Total file done: %u%%
RS158=0|Piece done.
RS159=%u|2|Piece %u|Searching for pattern
RS160=0|Searching for specified pattern.
RS161=Piece Output Error
RS162=<b>Piece number %u was not completely copied</b><hr><br>An error occurred while creating the piece file: %s.<br>Last error returned by Windows: %s<br><br>
RS163=Select <b>OK</b> if you want to ignore this error and try to continue, or <b>Cancel</b> if you want to exit.
RS164=2|Piece number %u was not completely copied: an error occurred while creating piece "%s". Windows error message: %s
RS165=Problem with piece size or destination folder
RS166=<b>Not enough free disk space or invalid piece size</b><hr><br>An error occurred while determining the size of piece number %u.<br>
RS167=There is not enough free disk space on the destination disk: %u byte(s) are free while the piece file requires %u byte(s), so %u byte(s) are missing.
RS168=Please insert another disk or enter a new destination path in the following field.
RS169=Select <b>OK</b> if you want to continue, or <b>Cancel</b> to abort.
RS170=2|Not enough free disk space on the destination disk. %u byte(s) are free while the piece file requires %u byte(s), so %u byte(s) are missing.
RS171=The size of the piece file is too small (%u byte(s)): please check your settings (how many free bytes should be left, blocked piece size...).
RS172= If you enabled SFU functionality, be sure to also enable the "Do not take account of the SFU program size" option. Cannot continue.
RS173=Insert next disk %u
RS174=<b>Disk %u is required.</b><hr><br>The next disk is required: please label it <b>disk %u</b> and insert it in the drive whose path is shown below.</br>
RS175= Select <b>OK</b> to continue, or <b>Cancel</b> to abort.<br><br>
RS176=%u bytes (%s) remaining to be copied.
RS177=0|Next disk required: %u
RS178=Insert first disk
RS179=<b>Disk %u is required.</b><hr><br>First disk is required so the first piece file of the set can now be copied to it. Insert it in the drive whose path is shown below.</br>
RS180=Select <b>OK</b> to continue, or <b>Cancel</b> to abort.<br><br>
RS181=0|First disk required.
RS182=0|Working on SFU data...
RS183=0|Working on SFU resources...
RS184=Unable to load the required RCData resource
RS185=Unable to load the version information resource
RS186=GSplit Self-Uniting for %s
RS187=Splitting process is going to abort.
RS188=Splitting process aborted by user
RS189=An error has occurred during the splitting process.
RS190=1|1|SFU Program|Making SFU program...
RS191=Working on SFU program
RS192=0|Creating SFU executable file: %s
RS193=0|Size of SFU file: %u byte(s)
RS194=Invalid language file selected for the Self-Uniting program
RS195=Error: pattern not found
RS196=GSplit searched for the pattern you entered and did not find it in the source file (or the number of occurrences is too high). Please check your pattern or use another mode for splitting this file. Cannot continue.
RS197=2|Pattern not found in the original file.
RS198=b
RS199=kb
RS200=Mb
RS201=Gb
RS202=You enabled the option to insert a custom header in pieces but no header was specified (Other Properties page).
RS203=<b>Destination folder for piece number %u is not accessible</b><hr><br>An error occurred while trying to access the destination folder: %s. Please ensure you have enough rights to access this folder.
RS204=Cannot access the destination folder
RS205=Could not empty destination folder: %s.
RS206=This will remove the GSplit tags from the selected piece file and save the modified file. Are you sure you want to continue?
RS207=Compute checksums of?
RS208=Full path:
RS209=MD5:
RS210=CRC32: %u, hexa: %8x
RS211=Checksums of %s
RS212=This will start GUnite in order to check the integrity of the piece files. Please ensure the first piece file is available (%s): if you created disk-spanned pieces, insert the first disk and click OK to continue.
RS213=An invalid internal buffer size was specified.
RS0=The first piece file (%s) was not found in the same directory as this program. You will now be prompted to select it.
RS1=Select First Piece
RS2=This Self-Uniting program was not designed to work with the set this first piece file belongs to. Please use GUnite instead available at www.gdgsoft.com.
RS3=All files (*.*)|*.*
RS4=Restore As:
RS5=&Unite
RS6=&Browse
RS7=&About
RS8=&Cancel
RS9=Please enter a filename for the output file before continuing.
RS10=Cannot create the destination folder!
RS11=%s./$/$This file already exists./$/$Do you want to overwrite it?
RS12=Please wait while uniting file:
RS13=File restored as:
RS14=&Close
RS15=Opening File...
RS16=Piece Path:
RS17=&OK
RS18=Uniting Process Started
RS19=Invalid tag for the first piece file.
RS20=The output file already exists and seems to be locked: it can't be overwritten. Please select another filename for the output file.
RS21=There is not enough free space available on the %s drive: %s (%u bytes) are missing. Uniting aborted.
RS22=Working on piece number %u
RS23=Next Piece: %u
RS24=Piece %u of %u is required/$/$The next piece file %s cannot be found. Insert the disk that contains this piece file and click OK to try again, or enter an alternate path to the piece file in the box below.
RS25=The piece file was successfully recognized.
RS26=The selected file does not match; this is not the requested piece number %u.
RS27=The selected file does not match; this is not the requested piece number %u./$%s/$Choose Retry to select another file, Abort to cancel or Ignore to skip this piece file (the restored file will be incomplete in this case).
RS28=Warning: invalid piece
RS29=WARNING: user decided to ignore piece number %u.
RS30=The file will not be successfully restored.
RS31=Piece number %u was ignored: consequently your restored file will differ from the original one. Next pieces can still be read but their associated file integrity checks will trigger error messages./$Do you want to disable these error messages?
RS32=Warning
RS33=The piece file was not found.
RS34=The next piece file was not found: please check it or select another file. Do you want to continue?
RS35=Opening piece file.
RS36=Checking file offset...
RS37= ERROR: source file offset is different (%u instead of %u)
RS38=Error: piece %u is not restored at the correct file position (%u instead of %u)/$The restored file may be corrupted./$Do you want to disable the future warning messages?
RS39=Check Error
RS40=Copying data from the piece...
RS41=Checking size...
RS42= ERROR: the piece file was not completely copied.
RS43=Error: piece %u was not completely copied./$The restored file may be corrupted./$Do you want to disable the future warning messages?
RS44=Checking CRC...
RS45= ERROR: the restored file's contents differs from the original one; the piece might be corrupted.
RS46=Error: the CRCs of the piece and the partially restored file differ./$The restored file may be corrupted./$Do you want to disable the future warning messages?
RS47=Piece successfully restored.
RS48=Piece restored but an error occurred.
RS49=!! IMPORTANT: piece %u may be corrupted. The restored file will differ from the original one.
RS50=Note: other pieces will now also trigger CRC errors, although they may not be corrupted.
RS51=All piece files were processed.
RS52=Checking integrity of the restored file...
RS53=WARNING: the restored file differs from the original one. Unite NOT successful: see the log for more information.
RS54=Unite Result
RS55=ERROR: the restored file differs from the original one (size and CRC).
RS56=The restored file is identical to the original one.
RS57=Result: unite NOT successful.
RS58=Result: unite successful!
RS59=!!FATAL ERROR
RS60=The following error has occurred:
RS61=Unite process aborted.
RS62=Fatal Error
RS63=Do you want to remove the partially restored file?
RS64=Unite Aborted
RS65=User has aborted the unite process.
RS66=Error when opening the first piece file.
RS67=GUnite is the tool that allows you to reassemble a file split into pieces by GSplit. First you need to specify the first piece file and then where you would like to place the restored file.
RS68=== FIRST STEP ==/$The first step consists in selecting the first piece file: it contains data required by GUnite to begin the process. For example, if you want to unite disk-spanned pieces, select the piece file located on the first disk.
RS69=GUnite version %s
RS70=== FIRST STEP ==
RS71=Asking for the first piece...
RS72=Reading first piece "%s"
RS73=Instructions
RS74=- GSplit Unite Tool
RS75=Select Piece
RS76=<b>Step 1: select the first piece</b><hr><br>In order to begin, GUnite requires you to specify where the first piece file is located.<br>Click <B>Browse</B> to select the piece file; you can also drag and drop this file from Windows Explorer.
RS77=&Browse...
RS78=&Select Output
RS79=&Restore File
RS80=<b>Step 2: destination of the united file</b><hr><br>GUnite needs to know where you would like to place the restored file. Choose <B>Select Output</B> to continue, or choose the second option to only perfom an integrity check.
RS81=<b>Step 3: unite files!</b><hr><br>GUnite has got enough settings to unite all piece files and restore the original file. Click <B>Restore File</B> to continue.
RS82=Unite Complete:
RS83=Time left:
RS84=Elapsed time:
RS85=&Abort
RS86=Show help file
RS87=About GUnite
RS88=GSplit on the web
RS89=Log
RS90=It seems that the first piece you have selected is an executable file. If this is a GSplit Self-Uniting Executable file, it is better to run this file instead of using this unite tool./$Do you want GUnite to execute this file?/$%s
RS91=Information
RS92=Executable file found.
RS93=The first piece was successfully read.
RS94== PIECE SET INFORMATION =
RS95=Filename: %s
RS96=Size: %s (%u bytes)
RS97=Title: %s
RS98=Author: %s
RS99=Split on: %s
RS100=Description: %s
RS101=Piece Count: %u
RS102=Split with GSplit 2.0 or higher (%u)
RS103=Split with GSplit 1.8 or lower (%u)
RS104=This piece file does not contain the GSplit tags required by GUnite. It cannot be united automatically.
RS105=Please select another piece file.
RS106=== SECOND STEP ==
RS107=The second step consists in selecting a folder where the restored file (whose properties are shown above) will be placed into. Otherwise, you may prefer to only verify the integrity of the piece set without restoring the original file.
RS108=Select Output Path
RS109==> Destination:
RS110=== READY ==
RS111=GUnite is ready to unite your piece files. Press "Restore File" in order to begin the unite process.
RS112=== UNITING ==
RS113=Processing piece number %u of %u...
RS114=<b>Piece %u of %u is required</b><hr><br>The next piece file <b>%s</b> cannot be found. Insert the disk that contains this piece file and click OK to try again, or enter an alternate path to the piece file in the box below.
RS115=The restored file is:
RS116=Elapsed time: %u min, %u sec.
RS117=Restored File (*.*)|*.*
RS118=GSplit Pieces|*.*
RS119=Load Piece
RS120=<b>Unite Done</b><hr><br>Please select what you would like to do now:<br>
RS121=Open the restored file
RS122=Display the destination folder
RS123=Unite another file
RS124=Exit this program
RS125=== UNITING (GUnite 1.8 style) ==
RS126=Are you sure you want to abort the unite process?
RS127=Please enter the path to an existing file before continuing.
RS128=<br>This software program is <B>Freeware</B>.<br><FONT color="#004080"><B>G.D.G. Software</B></FONT>.<ul><li>Web: <B>www.gdgsoft.com</B> <A HREF="http://www.gdgsoft.com">(let's go)</A><li>E-Mail: <A href="mailto:gsplit@gdgsoft.com">gsplit@gdgsoft.com</A></ul>
RS129=Version
RS130=All rights reserved.<br>Written by
RS131=About GUnite
RS132=Chec&k Integrity Only
RS133=GUnite will check the integrity of the entire piece set without restoring the file to the hard disk.
RS134=&Verify Pieces
RS135=GUnite is ready to check the integrity of your piece files. Press "Verify Pieces" in order to begin the process.
RS136=<b>Step 3 : Check Pieces!</b><hr><br>GUnite has got enough settings to check the integrity of piece files.
RS137=Do you want to remove the partially restored file?
RS138=WARNING: final CRC sums differ, the piece set looks like to be corrupted.
RS139=Data verification successful: no problem detected.
RS140=<b>Verification Done</b><hr><br>Please select what you would like to do now:<br>