if all things fail and if the files aren't encrypted or compressed or anything (just split up) you could do it in good old DOS:
copy filepart1.ext /B + filepart2.ext /B + filepart3.ext /B
[etc...] fileresult.ext /B
or you could repeat it a few times if you run out of command line space:
copy filepart1.ext /B + filepart2.ext /B filetemp1.ext /B
copy filetemp1.ext /B + filepart3.ext /B filetemp2.ext /B
copy filetemp2.ext /B + filepart4.ext /B filetemp1.ext /B
copy filetemp1.ext /B + filepart5.ext /B filetemp2.ext /B
copy filetemp2.ext /B + filepart6.ext /B filetemp1.ext /B
...
copy filetemp1.ext /B + filepart30.ext /B fileresult.ext /B
del filetemp1.ext
del filetemp2.ext
-------------
Not very convenient, but for a one time merge it works nicely and you don't need to download and install any program. And when you make it in a batch file, you'll be able to type everything out very quickly (since you can easly copy/paste in notepad) in less than half a minute.
-------------
EDIT:
quote:
Originally posted by ipab
So once, again, a big thank you 
you're very welcome
/ 
