cuthuge.txt

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                                           CUTHUGE [DUAL MODE]
     
     NAME  CUTHUGE  -  Cut  a  huge  file  into  smaller  more
     manageable pieces.
     
     SYNTAX
     
     cuthuge  [-lines]  [/BIN]  [/B  basename]  |  [/H  |  /?]
     [files(s)]
     
     USAGE
     
     CUTHUGE is  used to  cut a  big file into smaller pieces.
     You might  want to  do this for example to cut a huge log
     file into  smaller pieces for convenien viewing in a text
     editor. The  default names  are of the form PARTXXXX.CUT,
     where the  XXXX:s are consequtively groving numbers. E.g.
     PART0000.CUT, PART0001.CUT ...
     
     By default  CUTHUGE operates  in text mode, but with /BIN
     it can  be switched  into binary  mode. The -lines option
     gives the  number of  lines written  to each file in text
     mode. In  binary mode it gives the size of the parts file
     in bytes. The minimum for this is 1024 and the default is
     32 K.
     
     When started  without any  parameters, the  cuthuge reads
     its input from the command line. The special character '-
     ' can  also be  used on  the command  line  to  mean  the
     standard input.  CUTHUGE can  also be given many files on
     its command  line. It  starts each  new file  with a  new
     parts file.
     
     
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