Use numerical ranges to split out certain lines from a file.
Splitter lets you specify numerical ranges to split out certain lines from a file. This means that you can extract exactly what you want from a file and only the sections that you want. Or, if you are only interested in a log file after a certain preamble then you can specify that range of files too.
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