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On line temporary storage
50Twuncle
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Is there a free way of storing large files (about 500Mb) on line ?
Dropsend (free) is limited to 50Mb file size
This is needed temporarily - ie) for 24 hours to allow a program to be "shared"
So I need the ability to back up folders too (not just files)
Dropsend (free) is limited to 50Mb file size
This is needed temporarily - ie) for 24 hours to allow a program to be "shared"
So I need the ability to back up folders too (not just files)
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Hi
Check out Windows Live Skydrive:
http://explore.live.com/windows-live-skydrive-access-anywhere
It's free with a 25Gb storage limit.0 -
TrickyDicky101 wrote: »Hi
Check out Windows Live Skydrive:
http://explore.live.com/windows-live-skydrive-access-anywhere
It's free with a 25Gb storage limit.
I already use Skydrive and that too is limited to 50Mb files and can't store folders either .....0 -
There will be speed limitations and captcha entry required for free users but you can upload files of up to 2GB - http://www.!!!!!!/about-free-file-hosting.php0
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kwikbreaks wrote: »There will be speed limitations and captcha entry required for free users but you can upload files of up to 2GB - http://www.!!!!!!/about-free-file-hosting.php
What is CAPTCHA entry ?0 -
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A picture containing words which you have to enter manually. Some forum signups use them too.
==beaten to it==0 -
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Not the "free" account though !!0 -
If you use the Desktop App, then according to:Not the "free" account though !!
http://www.dropbox.com/help/5
For example, if you have a free 2 GB account, you can upload one 2 GB file or many files that all add up to 2 GB.Stompa0
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