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Splitting Large Files to Multiple Floppies, Combining Back to How To's Table of Contents |
Splitting
If you have a File Image that is bigger than the floppy that you are attempting to write it to, Disk Tools will erase all the contents of that disk and write all the possible blocks of information. It then will continue to prompt you for floppy disks until the file is written.
Combining
When Disk Tools encounters a file that is Part 1 of a multi-part file (formed by the above), it will write that file as normal. If it encounters a multi-part file that is above Part 1, it will prompt you to select the file it is to append itself to. Disk Tools will not write a Part 2+ file to your computer - it must append it to Part multi-part file.