Cyno's FileSplitter/FileSplicer (CFS) is distributed in the industry standard ZIP format. To de-archive the ZIP files, you will need an unzip utility. More then likely, you already have one installed. If not, you can download the latest, free unzip utility from Info-ZIP.
Once you have the unzip utility handy, you need to decide where you would like to place CFS on your hard drive. Most likely, you would select 'C:\' or 'C:\Program Files'. Any directory is fine. Place the CFS archive in that drive and directory.
Windows NT/95 Users, we suggest the 'C:\Program Files' directory. Otherwise, you will have to modify the 'CFSWin.bat' file to accommodate your selection.
If your unzip utility is a command-line version, rather than a windowed version, then follow the following instructions. Open a command-line window (For example, Command Prompt, etc), and change into the drive/directory you wish to place CFS. Type one of the following, depending on which distribution you have:
unzip CFS or unzip CFSPak
The command above will automatically create a directory called 'CFS'.
To run CFS, change into the CFS directory. Then type:
java CFS
Or if you are using either OS/2 or Windows, you may simply execute one of the batch files provided.
There are no command-line options for CFS.
Cyno's FileSplitter/FileSplicer, its manual, and its web pages are Copyright (C) 1997 by Chieh Cheng. All Rights Reserved.