Free operational systems software for windows

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Gainaco Systems Splitter 2 is released to appeal users as a good-quality utility which can split any large file into smaller files. It can then reassemble the smaller files to get the original file. This can be useful in situations such as: When trying to send a large file and you email server does not accept large attachments or when using a slow Internet connection.

You can use this application to split the file into smaller sizes and the recipient can use this same application to assemble the files back to get your original file. When you have a large file that you want to fit in floppy diskettes. Any other situation you might think of.

Requirements:

• Windows 95/98/2000/XP

"Extra Subst" - program designed to make access to frequently used folders of your computer easier. It is also used to create, edit and remove virtual drives of your computer. "Extra Subst" creates virtual drives on the basis of selected folders. Physical drives remain unchanged and are not
divided into additional partitions.
Example 1:
By default the folder "My Documents" is situated in the operational system "MS Windows XP" rather uncomfortably:
"C:\Documents and Settings\User Name\My Documents\"
With the help of the program "Extra Subst" you can create a virtual drive - for example drive "R:\" and select "My Documents" folder. After that, in your system the drive "R:\" will appear in which your documents will be kept. To access your documents you just click the drive icon "R:\" and there is no need to look for it in a folders tree.
Example 2:
You can create virtual drives for any folders with which you work often. For example, you can create drive "M:\" for the folder with your musical files "d:\archive\music\", drive "V:\" for the folder with your video files "d:\archive\music\" or drive "G:\" for the folder with your games and you do not need to divide your hard drive into additional partitions for that.
Example 3:
If you a web-designer you can make your project folder as a separate drive. In that case your project will be the same as if it were on Internet server.