There are ~900 packets when I go to export objects through HTTP, I can download but they cannot be viewed and I am unsure how to reassemble the file to its proper state.
As the "splittig" procedure does not add extra characters nor remove any of them, to reassemble the packets is sufficient to join the packets in the original order, and I assume they have been numbered sequentially.
To do that, any method capable of joining packets is good.
You can use a Ms-Dos command (copy /b file1+file2+.....+fileN Output.pdf), or a public domain tool like WGet (wget -i list.txt -O output.pdf), where in list.txt you put the names of all the files to assemble, just use the straight slash, or even an Excel Vba program, as in the following example:
const prefix="seg-"
const suffix=".ts"
const fileout="output.pdf"
dim i as integer
dim s as string
open fileout for binary as 1
for i=1 to 900
open prefix & i & suffix for binary as 2
s = Input(LOF(2), 2)
put 1,,s
close 2
next
close #1
Obviously, you have to fine tune the names to your situation, specially to account for the numeric part of the packet name, if it is fixed length or variable length.
I hope this helps.
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