how to send folder via internet?
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you can create a new (empty) zipped folder, and copy or move files and folders into it to compress them. This is a great way to create smaller files for uploading or emailing.\n\nHere is a shortcut to this whole process that you may find even handier. You can right-click a file or folder -> Send To -> Compressed (Zipped) Folder to create a zipped folder that has the same root name as the file. For instance, if you right click the file MyFile.txt, and send it to a Compressed Folder, then a new folder will appear called MyFile.zip in the same folder as MyFile.txt. If you double-click MyFile.zip, you will see that it contains a copy of MyFile.txt.\n\nYou can select multiple files or folders by holding down the CRTL key while you click individual ones, or by clicking the first one in a list, and holding down SHIFT while you click the last one in a list. Then you can right-click the selected files and use the Send To process above to send them all to a Compressed (Zipped) Folder. The newly created zipped file will use one of the names of the files or folders that you copied, except it will end in .zip for the extension. I'm not sure how Windows decides which filename it chooses, but if you don't like it, you can always right-click the new file, and choose Rename to change the name.
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You can email the page or a link to the page:\n1. In Internet Explorer, click the File menu.\n2. Choose Send > Page by Email or Send > Link by Email.\nDone!
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Probably cant email.. Try using  FTP..It works well for sending large files.
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use the "send attachment" button.  It's pretty intuitive from there.
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If the folder is on a Windows machine, you want to connect to it from Linux.\n\nif you are using a new distro such as Ubuntu/CentOS, connecting to Windows Share is easy - just select the menu option 'Connect To Server' from the top menu bar.\n\nFrom the command line, use 'smbclient //computer/share -u username' to connect to the windows share.\n\nThe cmd line program works like FTP. Commands like prompt/recurse/mget/mput work.
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download this free archiver program\n\nhttp://www.7-zip.org/\n\nthen zip all 50 pages into one zip file.\n\nthen use it as an attachment in your email\n\nif the file is larger than 10mb then you can't use it as an attachment.\n\nin that case do this\n\n★★ TRANSFER LARGE FILES ★★\n\n◙ Here is a much better alternative to sending large files as email attachments. Most email providers limit attacment sizes to 10 megsbytes or less. With this service your limit is one gigabyte.\n\n◙ TIP: Before attempting to do the following I suggest that you turn off your computer to reset all of your system's defaults and to reallocate memory. This way you computer is less likely to crash while uploading your large files. Remember anything that can go wrong will go wrong and it will cause as much pain and grief as possible! So why take a chance?\n\n◙ Intructions: Very Easy!\n\n1) Go to the link below.\n2) When it asks for a friend's email address you can put as many friends email addresses in there as you like as long as you separate them with commas.\n3) Click on BROWSE to locate your file on your hard drive. Double-click the filename and the it will appear in the filename box.\n4) Enter your own email address.\n5) Click the submit button to upload the file.\n6) Now the server will send an email to each friend with a link for them to come and download the file. You have the option of delting the file youeself after your friends download it or leave it and it will automatically be deleted after 7 days.\n\n☞ http://www.yousendit.com/
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try it on anoither comouter and transferring the file to anther comoputer
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For this answer, I am assuming that you have Windows XP  on all of the computers. If this is the case, you already have the tools that you need. You must simply enable file/folder sharing on each computer. For example, right click on the folder you wish to share and then in the "Sharing" tab you may choose to share the folder. \n\nIn order to share files/folders, on computers, they must all be in the same workgroup. I have included a link to a tutorial in the sources area for you to check out.\n\nI hope that this has been helpful, happy networking!
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its not possible.. u need to attach the items on the folder cause the folder itself wont attch...
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What type of network is this on? Is this on your person computers at home? If so, go in and change the folder settings:\n\nright click on the folder that you want to share.\nclick on Properties\nuncheck the box marked Hidden\nClick Ok\n\nOr, you may need to right click on the folder and click on the Sharing and Security\nClick on the Sharing Tab\nClick the radio button marked Share This Folder\nClick Ok
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Hey Pal,\n\nTo use the windows file sharing, you should just share one folder! \nbut if you have problem, try to check your connectivity use PING command, after you got the result try to check firewall configuration!\nit should work after you check these things.\n\nCiao,
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You have to send it by attatching the file.
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have you enabled remote file share?
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Can't realistically email, use a file transfer site such as this\nhttp://www.verzend.be/?page=index
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You can use LapLink to send files back and forth.  However,\nforget the old technology.  Dawn of a new day!  Enter the real world of ethernet..  You can do it!  I have faith in you.\n\nGood luck!\nKOZ\nhttp://www.affirmative-computer-services.com\ncomputer service phoenix
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First scan your hardcopy onto the computer....then to e-mail..send as an attachment....to post to the website..upload with an ftp program.\n\nI hope this helps
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Start > run >type cmd\nC:&#92;>net\nThe syntax of this command is:\n\n\nNET [ ACCOUNTS | COMPUTER | CONFIG | CONTINUE | FILE | GROUP | HELP |HELPMSG | LOCALGROUP | NAME | PAUSE | PRINT | SEND | SESSION |SHARE | START | STATISTICS | STOP | TIME | USE | USER | VIEW ]\n\n\nEXPLANATION\n\nThe NET SEND command no longer sends files.\n\nACTION\n\nType the message you wish to send on the same line as NET SEND.