Additional Skin Files
In this section you can find some skin files that allow you to change the look of
GSplit. Just download the skin file and save it in the Skins subfolder
of GSplit (generally C:\Program Files\GSplit\Skins).
To select a different skin in GSplit, go to the Environment Options
and enter the path to the skin file you want to use ("Custom Skin File" field).
You can also click on the Browse button.
Stand-alone GUnite 2.1
This is the GSplit Unite tool that allows you to join piece files made with GSplit
together. It will be useful if your piece set does not include a Self-Uniting program.
GUnite is also shipped in the GSplit package.
Click here to download GUnite
(281 kb)
- No installation is required: once it is downloaded, just double-click on GUnite.exe
in order to run GUnite.
- This program file was digitally signed (with
Microsoft Authenticode) to authenticate the publisher as well as to ensure that
the code has not been altered.
- Included languages: English and French.
- GUnite 2.1 is compatible with piece sets made with GSplit 1.7, 1.8, 2.0 and 2.1.
Related Links
- Related Applications
GSplit may be used with the following applications.
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HTML Executable: compress
your websites into stand-alone executable files.
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Paquet Builder: compress your files
using 7-Zip, Zip or Cabinet technology and then create a single Self-Extracting
Executable file - fully customizable.
- Add-ons and utilities for GSplit
These applications can create resource files to be used with GSplit:
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GConvert: extract icons from
any files and convert them into icon, bitmap, GIF, JPEG files... GSplit allows you
to change the default icon of your Self-Uniting executable file ; you can then use
icons extracted with GConvert.
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 Multilanguage support!
GSplit can be easily translated into the language of your choice. Select a language file in the Environment Options and that's all.
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Package your files
GSplit splits large files and especially self-extracting packages. What about creating your own professional Self-Extracting packages? Paquet Builder
is your solution.
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