how send songs via email which is greater tahn 10 MB?
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try www.yousendit.com
476464
It depends which format you are sending/receiving. Windows Media Player and iTunes more than suffice.
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It depends upon who your email account is with. Most have 10 or 20MB limits. Also bear in mind that the recipient of your email will have a size limit. The recipient could have slower internet service as well. The general rule is that if you do not know their size limit or download speed, don't send anything bigger than 1MB until you find out.
284648
yes 10mb. try AOL its 15mb
585593
Simply attach them to the mail . \n\nOr else upload them at http://www.rapidshare.de OR http://www.yousendit.com , http://www.megauplad.com\n\nBut these sites need a fixed amount of downloads or they delete the upload automatically. Some even have a fixed period of time after which it is deleted.\nThereafter these  sites will give you a link which you can email to the perople you want to email the mp3.
313068
That used to happen to me when I had a web-based email account, but when I subscribed to an internet provider that had more storage space, it let me send bigger files. I can also send wav files through IM. Maybe you should try sending through an account that has more storage space.
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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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With yahoo it is 10 mb. If ur file is bigger either divide it into two or zip it to compress the size and then u can send it.
906439
Another user on what service?  In Yahoo!, you can send a music file either through email or by file transfer in Messenger (just drag and drop the file into your chat screen).  But there's one catch:  You can't send a naked music file this way--Yahoo! will block it.  But you can zip the file first (that is, put it into a zip folder).  You do this by right-clicking on the music file, and then select Send To > Compressed (zipped) Folder.  \n\nSo, you can send a zipped music file either by email or by dragging and dropping it into Yahoo! Messenger's chat screen.
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Probably cant email.. Try using  FTP..It works well for sending large files.
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yes as a matter of fact there is,\n\nhttp://www.yousendit.com/\n\nThey allow you to send emails of up to 1 gb, and you don't have to sign up for an account with them  Try it out
493293
I would try yahoo's cards, send one by email, and attach a song to the email as well.
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You can either zip it into a bunch of little files or get a email service that will let you send larger attachments, like Gmail.
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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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after you composed your mail, click Attach Files and browse your pc for the file you want and click Attach File at the bottom.  That's it.\nHowever, Yahoo! Mail limit the total file size to 10mb.
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Attach it just like you would any other file. Exactly how you attach a file depends on your email software, but in most programs you can simply drag and drop the file onto your mail message. Don't bother zipping it; MP3 format is already as compressed as it's gonna get.
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When you open new mail to send go to "format", "background", "sound"....it will show you a browse menu.  Go to where the music is that you want to play when the email is opened and say "okay".   Hope that helps.