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<h1 align="Center">   CUT.COM </h1>
 
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<pre> Utility allowing to peak a part of a file and copy or append it to another<br>file. The format is :<br><br> CUT From-file To-file length offset [/A]<br><br> To-file will have added up to length bytes of From-file, starting at offset.<br>If the switch /A is specified, then datas will be appended to To-file,<br>otherwise To-file will be replaced.<br><br> This small utility is useful to take parts or file, or to do copy/paste<br>with either binary nor ascii files.<br><br> Together with the specification of the offset in the XGET command, in case<br>of crash, first note the amount of datas already received (ie : 50300), save<br>the part of the file already received, and then ask "XGET filename 50000".<br>The transfer will start at offset 50000 and then you will be able to receive<br>the end of the file. The paste the two parts, either with COPY command or<br>with the CUT command. It is more secure to cut the first received part before<br>as the last bytes should be garbaged.<br><br><br><br>&nbsp;&nbsp;

<font color="#800000">This page was last updated 17-Apr-99</font>

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