This is a bandwidth grapher I created because I didn't feel like paying for the admittedly-superior "DU Meter" program. (I also needed a project to learn Win32 GUI programming.) It displays a graphical representation of your current network usage, to determine utilization, help spot irregularities, and generally give you an idea of what your computer is up to.

Glue is a utility to join files which have been created with programs like HJSplit or MasterSplitter. Such files are commonly found on USENET and have names like filename.avi.001, filename.avi.002, filename.mpg.001, filename.mpg.002, and so on (not to be confused with RAR files). Glue offers several advantages over its competitors, namely simplicity and the politeness to stay out of your way. Oh, and it's free.

As the name implies, it only joins files; it doesn't split them. If you want to do that, check out Splode down below.

Splode does the opposite of Glue. It allows you to split files into pieces of arbitrary size so they can be fit onto floppies, attached to USENET postings, and so on. Like Glue, it implements functionality found in HJSplit, but it tries to be a bit more convenient.