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FTP or not FTP?
cazrobinson
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Which is the best way to transfer large files and avoiding the 10Mb email limit?
Have used zip-it to condense, but still won't go through.
Would be useful if it could cope with folders as then I don't have the problem of links failing.
cheers
Caz
Have used zip-it to condense, but still won't go through.
Would be useful if it could cope with folders as then I don't have the problem of links failing.
cheers
Caz
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zip programs such as winzip and winrar allow you to create archives that are split into multiple parts at a certain size. You can then simply send each part as a separate emailChris Elvin0
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ftp is good until your service provider allows. or there are lot of free online storage like yousendit etc.0
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windows messenger can send large files0
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will send at whatever speed you have, obviously0
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oh thanks for it.0
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FTP is very efficient. You need to know the address of the recipient's server or a host server from which they can retrieve the files.FTP or not FTP?
Mostly, these days, people use online services such as MediaFire. These don't usually allow upload by FTP unless you have a 'premium' account.
Mediafire:-http://www.mediafire.com/Never interrupt your enemy when he is making a mistake.0 -
How about an online filestoring websites? I've begun using this - http://www.dropboks.com/
It's pretty decent and simple0 -
ringo_24601 wrote: »How about an online filestoring websites? I've begun using this - http://www.dropboks.com/
It's pretty decent and simple
Is it free?0 -
To transfer the file to a single location, FTP is probably the way to go. Otherwise it might be quicker to use bittorrents.0
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