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KSplit 0.5.4
KSplit is a handy way to break up large files so that they fit on a floppy disk or other medium.
This program can automatically create scripts for either Linux or DOS that aid in the reassembly of the file. If you've used the "split" command, then you know how handy this can be.
DOS stands for "disk operating system", but what is it really? view it
Create an encrypted disk with software that comes on your Mac view it
Setting a defragmentation schedule in Diskeeper 2008 view it
Ubuntu has a handy System Monitor that gives you key information view it
There some handy extras included in Evernote that you might not know about. Let's change that. view it
With Google Earth you determine the level of display detail by turning layers off and on view it
Fragmentation causes your hard drive to be less efficient view it
When you create a note in Evernote the program automatically creates attributes. view it
Drive letters are found in Windows and there are a few things you should know view it
Before you begin the reinstall you have to BACKUP everything you need view it
