Glary’s Startup Manager has an option for saving the current configuration as a text file, so you can compare future setups – useful for troubleshooting.Ĭlick File followed by Export, type a name for the file and then click Save. Now tick or untick the various items, then click OK to save. To customise what’s displayed when you right-click, click Menu followed by Settings and then Context Menu. This is handy, but you might not need all these options – or you might want different ones.
Glary adds several shortcuts to Windows’ right-click (‘context’) menus. When all pieces have been received, your recipient needs to doubleclick the EXE file to have the original large file automatically reconstructed. Tick ‘Add Self-Joining Functionality to the split files set’, then click Split Now.You can now send each of the resulting files as an attachment on individual emails. Now select the ‘User defined file size’ button, then type your (or your recipient’s) attachment limit in the box below – 10MB is a typical limit.
Glary’s File Splitter tool lets you get around size limits on attachments imposed by internet service providers, freeing you up to email files of any size.In File Splitter’s ‘Split file’ tab, use the first Browse button to select the original file, then the second Browse button to choose a destination for the split files. Customise your right-click menus, split massive files and get daily PC tips for free
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