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03/06/2009 09:26:23 PM · #1 |
Comcast won't let me mail files larger than 10MB. The web page doesn't seem to let me either.
Is there the same limit on hotmail? Are there other no-fuss options for me to get a file to somebody? |
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03/06/2009 09:30:47 PM · #2 |
you could try this.
now that i look at it may not be what you're looking for but just google "send large files" you'll find plenty
Message edited by author 2009-03-06 21:32:35. |
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03/06/2009 09:30:57 PM · #3 |
www.yousendit.com
Simple and fast. It's free for basic services. You dont' even have to sign up, but the link lasts for only 2weeks.
edit: sorry, that's 7 not 14days.
Message edited by author 2009-03-07 00:14:50. |
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03/06/2009 09:34:46 PM · #4 |
Is the file still too big if you zip it?
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03/06/2009 09:35:44 PM · #5 |
Originally posted by Techo:
www.yousendit.com
Simple and fast. It's free for basic services. You dont' even have to sign up, but the link lasts for only 2weeks. |
Thanks Techo. That looks to have done the trick (I hope). Gallery man wanted a file quickly and email seems so 1995 with it's 10MB limit. :) |
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03/06/2009 09:38:15 PM · #6 |
Haha. OK, Ted just said he found the file after all. Doh!
But this is a great little site to remember. I'm definitely going to use it in the future. |
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03/06/2009 09:43:40 PM · #7 |
Great :)
I'm glad you got things straightened out.
Doh, where I mentioned 2weeks, I re-read the info on the site and it's only 7days. |
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03/06/2009 09:50:07 PM · #8 |
| I use Yousendit as well. I used to use dropload.com, but it started having issues. |
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03/06/2009 09:58:20 PM · #9 |
in the future you might try gmail, the limit is 20 MB for the entire email, so.....
Message edited by author 2009-03-06 22:01:04. |
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03/06/2009 10:01:02 PM · #10 |
The best way to send any large files is the site called drop.io. It allows you to protect your "drops", store files for free up to 100mb, store for 1 year after last visit, etc. Check it out!
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03/06/2009 10:08:21 PM · #11 |
| I use mac.com > iDisk > shared files on Mac OS X. DropBox is a simple and elegant solution. It's available for both platforms. |
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03/06/2009 10:23:23 PM · #12 |
| For this type of thing I like senduit best. Very quick - no registration required and you get a link that lasts up to seven days. |
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03/06/2009 10:48:10 PM · #13 |
Originally posted by DrAchoo:
Originally posted by Techo:
www.yousendit.com
Simple and fast. It's free for basic services. You dont' even have to sign up, but the link lasts for only 2weeks. |
Thanks Techo. That looks to have done the trick (I hope). Gallery man wanted a file quickly and email seems so 1995 with it's 10MB limit. :) |
I *heard* that gMail accepts attachments up to 25MB, but the recipient's service must also take that large a file. |
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03/06/2009 11:11:13 PM · #14 |
With hotmail, you can get a skydrive that lets you upload and share files up to 5GB. You can store stuff so that only you can access it, so that only those you specify can access or so that it is public, or any combination of the three, depending how you set up the folders. You can then email the link to a specific person for them to download the file from there.
Message edited by author 2009-03-06 23:11:57.
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03/07/2009 12:07:31 AM · #15 |
| One more vote for yousendit.com. Love it. |
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03/07/2009 02:48:44 AM · #16 |
Originally posted by k9logic:
One more vote for yousendit.com. Love it. |
It's the only one I've used but have been more than happy with it. |
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