[phat al]

Im trying to send a 2gb artwork e-mail, it wont go….
i have outlook and high speed internet
Can you let me know if there is a service or program or way to send larger e-mails
Thanks in advance

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yousendit.com

is you answer . for 1gb file and break it up into two by using winrar /winzip or
some file splitting utility

Edited by hbkwarez, 28 May 2005 - 02:51 AM.

[hbkwarez]

yousendit.com

is you answer . for 1gb file and break it up into two by using winrar /winzip or
some file splitting utility

Edited by hbkwarez, 28 May 2005 - 02:51 AM.

[fleamailman]

Couldn't find out if it was free of not

[Major Payne]

Couldn't find out if it was free of not

It's free. On this page near bottom :

Why YouSendIt?

Ron

[phat al]

Thank you for getting back to me so soon.

i will look into this and i didnt think about winrar being able to break it up into packets small enough to send.

thanks

[fleamailman]

Bad news, it could be that I did something wrong but is it as it says: "1mb can takes between 5 and 20 minutes depending on your upload speed" meaning that 1Gb is likely to take forever?

[Major Payne]

Bad news, it could be that I did something wrong but is it as it says: "1mb can takes between 5 and 20 minutes depending on your upload speed" meaning that 1Gb is likely to take forever?

If you're on dial up, it's going to take a long time to send all those files even if they are broken up into 1Mb files. Phat Al is trying to send 2 Gb so hope he has a fast conection.

Ron

[phat al]

yeh i have high speed

americas army would be murder on dialup lol

[Major Payne]

Post back if all this has taken care of your problem(s). I haven't use the online e-mail service for sending large files yet so curious if it lives up to its name.

I remember when I had dial up back in the late 90s downloading those humongous files. One took close to 15 hours! Nevermore sayeth the Raven.

Ron

[phat al]

it worked thankyou for your time

[nestorey]

i checked out the u send it link. didn't try it out but looks like all it does is store the data on its server and provide a link to that data to the recepient. i guess this allws the recipient to access the data but not actually save it. perhaps it has some method of sending the large files to the recipients comp but it looks like it just makes them accessable on thier (usendit's) server. it says the files are deleted after 7 days.

[phat al]

oh
bugger
looks like im going to see if i can dig it out with a different account

[Bob Scott]

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I even got to change the logo on my sign in page!

http://www.justupload.co.uk

[Bob Scott]

oh and I forgot...! You can download the 28 day trial for free if you need a file today!!!!!! http://www.justupload.co.uk

[timetowaste]

StreamLoad

I found this site when I was sending files back and forth between school and home. The free account allows user to upload up to 100mb. Paid accounts get more.

You can upload and download either with the browsers or download streamload utilieties. Friends can go to the site and send you large files. You data can be reached from any location with internet. Some type of files can be dispayed in the streamload window and it will play music from the server is you put music files on the server.