Following command in the cmd will join all of them into one:
copy /b myfile.ext.001+myfile.ext.002+myfile.ext.003 myfile.ext
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copy /b myfile.ext.001+myfile.ext.002+myfile.ext.003 myfile.ext
Hope it was kind of helpful, if so keep coming & if not then at least don’t forget to put a comment 😀
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Very useful tip ! Used for a unix splitted file and the rebuild on Win works like a charm !
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Thank you for the tip! I was able to successfully re-join a VirtualBox image (on Windows) that had been split using the ‘split’ command on MacOS X.
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Thank you…it worked good.
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I salute you for this tip. Thank You!
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