Dr. Binary attempts to decode imcomplete sets and files containing errors.  Press Alt-D to start and select a part from the set to decode.  Binary Boy

should fill in most or all of the necessary information about the file.  Click "Decode" to assemble and decode the parts.  Dr. Binary does not delete parts after it decodes them in case it fails to create a viewable file.

Set Name - The is the first part of the article file name that you want to decode.

Total Parts - The total number of parts that the complete set should have.  You don't necessarily need to actually have all these parts to produce a viewable file.

Destination Folder - The folder to store the decoded file.

Destination File - The filename of the file to create from the parts.

When you're downloading files, look at the icons on the subject list.  A complete green disk means the file is totally available on the server.  A broken green disk means some parts may be missing but at least part 1 exists.  Binary can usually decode these files.  If a subject has a broken red disk, the file is missing part 1 and probably can't be repaired.