You could use tar to do that, and it's built into Windows nowadays (if you aren't on a unix-like system (mac, linux, etc.)).
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Here is a website with more information: https://www.thewebhelp.com/linux/creating-multivolume-tar-files/ Or something like this would also work, but it requires the split command which I don't think is available on Windows: https://superuser.com/a/290990
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You could use
tarto do that, and it's built into Windows nowadays (if you aren't on a unix-like system (mac, linux, etc.)).Here is a website with more information: https://www.thewebhelp.com/linux/creating-multivolume-tar-files/ Or something like this would also work, but it requires the
splitcommand which I don't think is available on Windows: https://superuser.com/a/290990