I know this isn't really the place to ask this, but maybe one of you wizards can help me.
I have a rather huge (1.7 GB) power point file that I'd like to send to a friend. I've used Sendspace, but they only handle up to 300 MB. Does anyone know of anyplace else like that that will handle a really big file?
Thanks for your help.
Sending Large Files.
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Sending Large Files.
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Re: Sending Large Files.
You can create an archive using winzip or winrar and specify what size to make the segments.
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I never thought of something like that.
Thanks.
It's a simple solution too.
I like that.
Thanks.
It's a simple solution too.
I like that.
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Re: Sending Large Files.
if in future larger files need smallerizing, then try a free program like 7zip, which can compress it even further.
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Re: Sending Large Files.
Actualy, let me answer my own question, for those of you who are interested.
I found a free site called bigupload which supports files up to 2 gig.
I found a free site called bigupload which supports files up to 2 gig.
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Re: Sending Large Files.
Another way, for those linux users out there, is the "split" command. This allows a file to be broken into segments of whatever size is desired. The segments are then reassembled with the "cat" command (concatenate).
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another site is www.filefront.com it is free as well, however aimed towards game files, you can upload anything though and keep track of howmany times a file has been downloaded
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i cheat and use a server i control >_> its hard to find good file places that are not spy/crapware ridden.