How can we send in Email a big file which have 7 mb capacity ?
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you can send it through emails using the gmail or yahoo you can send up to 10MB size file else use some uploaders for file and pass on the link to the receiver. if the file is more than 10 MB, use the splitter software or split using winzip, winrar and than send the file using your email account.\n\nTo say, when you start composing your mail, under your cc and bcc bars you have the attach files button that allows you to choose the files to send.\n\nIf you like the answer then rate it good.
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there email service probably allows more than two.\n\ndo you know how to zip files? if so zip as many as you want into one archive file and add that file as an attachment.
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First save the wanted website.\nThen use IZArc or another program that wraps up to one file.\nThat file you can send by email.\nMaybe this file is too large. Then before wrapping remove irrelevant items.
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Hi!\n\n   With Gmail, you can send and receive messages up to 10 megabytes (MB) in size. However, the precise amount allowable will depend on the attachment. \nWhen you add an attachment, the size of a file may increase because transport encodings are automatically added. (Transport encodings are the information that allows your message to be safely sent and read.) \n\n   This means that in some cases, attachments that are 6 to 10MB in size may push the total message size above 10MB. When this happens, Gmail displays a warning that your message exceeds the 10MB limit. \n\nArun
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You wont be able to mail it to your friend directly.\nIt isn't possible to reduce a 32 MB file into 10 MB as someone suggested using winzip.\nYou can do two things-\n1. Split the file into parts using some software like filesplitter.\n2. Use filesharing websites like http://www.rapidshare.de or http://www.megaupload.com where you can upload files of 250 MB size and the download link is emailed to your friend. The download link remains valid for a limited period mind you.
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you send it as an attachment to an email
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You can't it's far too big. Most email service blocks attachment to a maximum of 10mo.\n\nSending a complete DVD at a average rate of 20 k/s would take 3 days\n\n[edit] You can send a DVD but not by email.
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No, it isn't 20mb. It is 10 megabytes (see source).\n\nHowever, your outgoing server might not allow 10mb; maybe it only takes 5.5mb (like my old one).\n\nYour best bet for anything about or over 10mb is yousendit (http://www.yousendit.com). It can send files up to 100mb for free. Rather than attaching it directly to the email,  it gives the recepient a link to download. It is fast and easy.\n\nHope this helps!\n\nI've never had any problems with attachments in Gmail myself and have found it more reliable than hotmail or Yahoo mail.
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Most email clients limit the size of attachments.  1G is a large amount to send that way.  \n\nTwo suggestions, if you are in the same company, put it on a shared drive on the the file server, then anyone who has access to that drive can get the file.  Alternatively you can set up an FTP server and tell the person you are trying to send it to how to get to your server.\n\nWorst case...burn it on a DVD and snail mail it.
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http://www.yousendit.com/ will allow u to send files up to 1gb Also gmail.com will allow u to as well if u want a gmail account email me lbigfella@gmail.com u need to be recoomeneded by some1 that uses gmail before u can get an account
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Try Beamfile, send files up to 5GB in size for free, http://www.beamfile.com/  Note that beamfile must be installed on both computers, the one you send from and the one you are sending to.
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That means you have the capacity of getting 20 megs of emails stored in your inbox.....you cant send a 10 meg file.\n\nTell that person to zip or compress the file before sending and try again.
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Email attach is small and limited. Try yousendit.com for free and you will not bother with those limited space.
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http://www.yousendit.com can send up to a 1 GB attachment for free
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maybe the file is too big that exceeds the quota of the e-mail you want to send. if you're sending pictures, try sending it one by one.
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Well the best way is to compress by Winrar. If winrar is installed, right click on the file and in the compression menu, increase the compression ratio from normal to best. In fact, it also has a compress and mail feature.\n\nIn case your file is bigger than the limit set by your email provider, you can divide the file into small parts using a feature in Winrar for dividing and mailing the files. Hope it works for you.
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try zipping it. If it hangs and then fails, its because the file is too big to send.\n\nYou need to get a software that will compress the file like http://www.winzip.com