how do i send more than 10mb attachments?
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you need to change it to a zip file which make it easier for the recipient to open. go to winzip for further information.
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This site is a great way to share large files:\nhttp://www.verzend.be/?page=index\nYou can have a file up to 1GB!
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There's no fixed size for the text material which u type and send but for attachments most of the mailing services have 10MB maximum limit.
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You can upload 100 files, but each one must be less than 10MB.
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most free email accounts will only send up to 5mb attachments. Check the details of your file and if it is larger than 5mb, try clipping the video, encoding it in a different format or zipping it.
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the email can be of any size, since its text only. \nhowever, attachments are limited to 10MB \nhttp://promo.yahoo.com/sbc/features.html?.u_vers=&.u_tn=&.u_status=&.u_reasonCode=&.u_done=&.u_lb=og&.u_c=1#ms
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this should be no problem because free yahoo webmail supports 10MB attachments.\n\nIf the person you are sending to has a limited attachment size then that may be your problem.\n\nOtherwise, you are not waiting long enough to upload the attachement to the email server that is sending out the email.  Be patient.  If you don't have broadband, then sending a 3MB file may time out the limit on your Internet Explorer before the whole attachement is uploaded.\n\nIf your browser is 'timing out' during the upload then try upload at night when internet traffic is greatly reduced.
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Or you could do something easier and build a blog. \nI use http://www.smartpunters.com because they're free and let me upload 200mb worth of files. :)\n\nI used it to send 120mb worth of pics to my mom in Texas since it was too big to email, lol
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Can't you send it as an attachment? (good luck)
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http://www.yousendit.com/\n\nUp to 1GB!\n\nThat's it!\n\nOne giga bytes!
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There was a hard coded limit of 5mb previously.  Now if you have messenger with voice, there appears to be no limit to the file size you can send that I have been able to reach.
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If you want to share files, Yahoo Briefcase can be used for that.  They support up to 30MB for me, 10MB limit for one file.
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Check the size of the video first. If it is over 10MB don't even bother as most ISP's and company mail systems are going to reject it, and a lot of companies (work addresses) reject at lower than that.
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There is a limit to the amount you can compress. I've heard good things about using http://www.yousendit.com/ to send large file sizes, though.
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I would recommend checking the size of the file you are trying to send. You will need to confirm the size is less or equal to the size your mail provider allows you to send (in most cases 10MB).\n\nIf it will fit you can then attach the file itself (not a play list containing the file) to the email and send it to whomever you want.\n\nIf you find the file is larger than your size limit you could try compressing it using a program like win-zip or the built in windows compressed zip folder option. If this makes it the correct size you're good to go, if not try splitting the video into more than one part and sending each separately.
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Hi there, its a very simple process. If you are using a Outlook then you could look at this following site for detailed instructions - http://www.mediacollege.com/internet/email/attachments.html\n\nAlso check this site too which will help you send attachments via free mails (gmail, yahoomail, hotmail, etc) - http://libwww.cabrillo.edu/about/workshops/howsendattachments.html\n\nThe process is pretty much the same. You need to remember a few things:\n\nMost free mail addresses allow a limited file size and it varies with the service provider. So sometimes if an attachment cannot be sent then it could be because of the huge file size.\n\nAlso, nowadays many email services (free)like Gmail, Hotmail and Yahoo are blocking potentially harmful types of files from being attached (most common is .exe) to prevent the spread of viruses.
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Yahoo! Mail attachments are limited at 20 MB.\n\nAlso, most people's mailboxes aren't big enough to accept a 400 MB file. Most mailboxes are only 10MB or so. Many e-mail servers will also reject attachments of that size, to prevent being clogged.\n\nFinally, the chances a file of that size both being fully transmitted via MIME without corruption, and not totally overwhelm the POP3 server at the other end (or the SMTP server on your end) is about zero.\n\nInstead, you should look to upload your file to a place like http://www.megaupload.com That site will store your file (up to 500MB) and give you a simple link to it. Then, e-mail that link to the people you want to have download it.\n\nAlternatively, if you have a Web site, upload the file there and e-mail people the link to your file.