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Hmm. OK, on the assumption that you are compressing one file, and that the separate chunk files are not expected to interop with things like WinZip or WinRar it would be fairly straight forward.
  1. Open the source file with a FileStream
  2. Chain a DeflateStream onto the filestream (just pass in constructor)
  3. Read from the deflate stream the number of bytes you want in your chunks (into byte array)
  4. Write entire byte array to individual file.
  5. Goto 3 (until end of filestream).
Going the other way is a bit more tricky, as you can't really create one stream from a set of files, but works in a similar fashion.
Regards,
Rob Philpott.

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