ARJ is DOS-era archive compression software, available for both PC and Atari ST. On the ST specifically, it’s the tool I use to split a file too large for one floppy disk into chunks that fit, then reassemble them once they’re copied across to a machine with a hard drive attached.
Software
ARJ / UnARJ
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