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File Joiner tool

> The File Joiner is used to re-join the pieces of files created by the File Splitter tool. Though there is an option of using the self-joining executable the Joiner tool offers more options.

> The File Joiner can be opened from two places within Beezer, one from the Welcome window and the other from the Archive window.

> First file piece

> Allows you to specify the first piece in the list of pieces that are to be joined. Clicking the "Select" button lets your browse your computer and choose a file that is the first piece of a series of pieces that need to be joined. You can alternatively, directly type in the path of the first piece file in the textbox.

> Folder for output file

> When clicked gives a list of recently chosen directories. Clicking the "Select" button lets you browse your computer and choose a directory. You can alternatively, directly type in the path of the folder in the textbox. This directory is where Beezer will create the joined file.

> File number separator

> The file number separator separates the file name from the split order number. Click here for more information.

> Open destination folder after joining

> If this option is checked, after joining of the files is complete, the folder in which the joined file was created is automatically opened

> Close window after joining

> Closes the File Joiner tool after joining is complete. If the join operation is cancelled, the window isn't closed even if this option is specified.

> Delete pieces after joining

> If this option is checked, the piece/chunk files are automatically deleted after they are joined. The pieces will not be deleted if the operation is cancelled before it's complete.

> Number of pieces

> Shows you how many pieces are there to be joined. When using custom number separators, this is a good indication that you have specified it correctly.

> Output file size

> Shows you the estimated size of the joined file before creating it.

> Refresh

> Click this will update the above two controls.

> Join!

> This will start the process of joining the files.

> ! Tip

> You can drop the first piece file to the File Joiner window. Also, you can drop a folder on the File Joiner window to specify the folder for creating the joined file.

File Splitter tool