STORM2K

Hey everyone,

I need help sending a very big file through email. I have a single file with 292 pictures in it. I have two problems. It is far too large to send through yahoo. And when I go to send it as a single file it makes me open it and send it picture by picture (which I obviously dont want to do). Is there any easy way to do it?

Thanks in advance!
Fact789-Jonathan

I'm guessing you already tried zip or similar utility?


You can find free versions of zip or PKZip on the world wide internet.

yes, I compressed and zipped it.

Not sure if TAR is supported these days, but back in the old days using AIX at halliburton, one could tar a file or multiple files into a file or multiple files, and also compress them.

Google search finds this promising lead


MG-Split is a file split utility that can be used to split large files into smaller chunks, so they can be easily copied to floppy disks or sent by email. What distinguishes MG-Split from other file split utilities is the built-in ability to handle email messages. You can execute a split session that automatically sends an email for each generated chunk, or you can execute a merge session that automatically retrieves the email messages containing the chunks that must be merged. Another important feature is the ability to run in batch mode; you can easily set up a system that automatically executes a split session or a merge session without any user interaction.

OS: Win 95/NT/2000/98/ME <----I have XP.

fact789 wrote:OS: Win 95/NT/2000/98/ME <----I have XP.

It might work anyway. I don't think that page has been updated in six years.

If all else fails you can upload to photobucket and set the folder to private and set a password and then email the link and password. You can do mass uploads (maybe not 292 pictures at once).

Not the most time saving idea, but its an idea.

I was going to say about the same thing.
Why not upload them to Snapfish. You can load more than one at a time and do alot of photos and its free. My first album had 251 pics. Good luck!

How about YouSendIt?

http://www.yousendit.com/

or . . http://www.getdropbox.com/ -- Dropbox - Sync, Store and Share Files Online; Available for Windows, Mac and Linux


Nice thing about this is --- I install the program on my laptop at home. Upload files at work -- it syncs with the laptop and copies the files over to the laptop, so the files are already at home without have to download again. Or at home I can "drop" files into the Dropbox folder, the program syncs with the online "dropbox" and it is available online for d/l at work. .. . can set public and private folders too. . .

Fact789, PM me your e-mail for an invite. . . I have 13 left, so if anyone is interested, let me know . .

Recommend Evernote also, - same concept (syncing with computer) except for notes, web clippings and small files[/url] Available for Windows, Mac and Linux