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    Binary Object - Split Files, then Merge the parts

    Hi, First of all, sorry about my poor english, i'm from Argentina... Well, the thing its that somewhere, a time ago... i found a tutorial that shows how to split a file in multiple pieces(files) and then re-agrupate them into a single one, making the original file again... i belive it use to works with banks or stuffs like that... i can't figure out how to make it work by my self, soo i'm requesting for some help. If anyone please have that Example/Tutorial or have the knowledge about how to do it, i'll be so much thanksfull. Thanks Click Community ( ^_^)...

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    Re: Binary Object - Split Files, then Merge the parts

    Hey. First of all it is considered rude to directly PM people randomly asking for help.

    Secondly this forum is for files. Try uploading what you have so far and then people can take a look at where you are struggling.

    Good luck.

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    Re: Binary Object - Split Files, then Merge the parts

    You could try taking a look at this file that I made and see if you can learn anything from it.

    It might have a few bugs but it might get you started.

    It is very important to set the size of the counter to the size of the chunk you want. It is set to make 2kb chunks right now, so if you use it on a large file you will end up with a lot of chunks!
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    Re: Binary Object - Split Files, then Merge the parts

    Thanks you soo much Vortex2!!! it was allmost like i was making it! exept for a few things like the "ceil"(don't know what is for lol, but usefull 4 sure =P ), and somethings in the "Crop To" syntaxis ( Min(value( "BytePerFile" )-1, size( "Binary object" )-LoopIndex("MakePart")*value( "BytePerFile" )) the Min) well it was very very Helpfull!!!!Thanks again!!!

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    Re: Binary Object - Split Files, then Merge the pa

    Ceil rounds up a decimal.
    Floor rounds down a decimal.

    Min returns the lower of two values.
    Max returns the higher of two values.
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