Chop 1.6
This compact program is for splitting large files (including ones larger than 4 GB) down to the byte level for easier distribution.
(Or if you are a spy, you can divide a file up and even semi-encrypt it for security reasons...) It's also useful for splitting up blocks of stream data. Using either a normal window or a wizard interface, files can be split by either the number of files that you want, the maximum file size, or you can use preset common sizes for EMailing, floppies, Zips, CDs, etc... The program can Chop and UnChop files in Wizard and normal interface, and supports file time and attributes preserving, CRC to detect file corruption, command line operation and even simple encryption. In addition, if size is an absolute priority and you do not need any of the more advanced features of Chop, you can instead set Chop to create a very small BAT file which will rebuild the file without Chop. Chop is written in Assembly Language for maximum efficiency and minimum size.
Using the web browser on the Samsung m360, including setting a homepage and finding mobile formatted sites. view it
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Sending and receiving text, multimedia messages and even email on the Samsung m360 from Ting. view it
In this episode of the Ting Start Up Guide for the Samsung m360 from Ting, we’ll look at placing a call, managing contacts, using voicemail, setting a speed dial contact, and changing the ringtone. view it
Unboxing and a full hardware tour of the Samsung m360 from Ting. Also, inserting the battery and charging the feature phone for the first time. view it
If you're noticing your Wi-Fi connection turning off when you put your phone on standby, your Wi-Fi is likely set to turn off with your screen. Here’s how to change that. view it
The latest iteration of iOS 5 has it's own Messaging application similar to the wildly popular BBM and we're going to show you how it works in this episode. view it
