Microsoft provides development releases early and often, now. This is great because I get to see what's coming while it is being developed. This is part of Microsoft's drive toward transparancy, and it is a good thing. The problem is that I don't want to test these unstable releases on my work PC because, you know, I, like, make my living using that machine. As a result, I want to install them at home, where it would be annoying if they broke something, but I could continue to pay the rent.
Seems simple, right? I just take the file home and install it. Well, that's the catch. I can't just take the file home, because it is often a DVD image file, and I don't have a DVD burner at work. (Incidently, I bought a dual layer burner for my home PC, but have you seen the price of dual layer media?) Now along comes Jason with a terrific solution. It's called Free File Splitter, and it is exactly what its name promises. It's free and it splits files. Not only that, but it provides a batch file to re-assemble the original file once all the fragments are copied to the hard drive. Sweet!