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Any freeware programs to join .par fies?
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jo
D said:
You don't 'join' par files.
Look for smartpar and quickpar and do a bit of research into the
function of par files.
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Iain Cheyne
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I gave it up in favor of quick par.
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Bob Adkins
I can't see how anything can beat QuickPAR, but I'll give it a try on Ian's
recommendation. The link's dead just now. Isn't modern technology wonderful?
Bob
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Iain Cheyne
I can't see how anything can beat QuickPAR, but I'll give it a try on
Ian's recommendation. The link's dead just now. Isn't modern
technology wonderful?
I think I was getting Quickpar confused with another par utility.
FSRaid certainly has some good features, but I'm not sure it supports PAR
2. Please let me know which you think is best.
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Onno
FSRaid does not support PAR2. which is too bad, because I do think it
functions better than Quickpar.
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Bob Adkins
Tried it, it doesn't support PAR2.
Bob
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Iain Cheyne
Tried it, it doesn't support PAR2.
That's a great pity. It _was_ the best PAR utility. Thanks for letting me
know.