The program will join all .001, .002, etc files which
reside in the same directory. These numbered files
are the output of the splitting program HJSplit.
As an example look at the following directory contents:
test.exe.001
test.exe.002
test.exe.003
test.exe.004
monkey.txt.001
monkey.txt.002
join32.exe
abc1.zip
efg2.txt
hik.exe
after executing join32.exe in this directory it will look like:
test.exe.001
test.exe.002
test.exe.003
test.exe.004
test.exe <<<
monkey.txt.001
monkey.txt.002
monkey.txt <<<
join32.exe
abc1.zip
efg2.txt
hik.exe
All the split files it could find in that directory,
the program has joined into the two files
test.exe and monkey.txt
The other files (abc1.zip, efg2.txt, hik.exe) are not affected.
reside in the same directory. These numbered files
are the output of the splitting program HJSplit.
As an example look at the following directory contents:
test.exe.001
test.exe.002
test.exe.003
test.exe.004
monkey.txt.001
monkey.txt.002
join32.exe
abc1.zip
efg2.txt
hik.exe
after executing join32.exe in this directory it will look like:
test.exe.001
test.exe.002
test.exe.003
test.exe.004
test.exe <<<
monkey.txt.001
monkey.txt.002
monkey.txt <<<
join32.exe
abc1.zip
efg2.txt
hik.exe
All the split files it could find in that directory,
the program has joined into the two files
test.exe and monkey.txt
The other files (abc1.zip, efg2.txt, hik.exe) are not affected.