Any Email Programs that allow over a 10MG attachment?

[DEMDeepEllumMusic]

Yahoo and G-mail limit e-mails to 10 Mg. I have some Tiff files that are 17 Mg's that I am trying to send and no luck, having to resize them down to just under 10mg.
Anyone have a solution to this?

[AjP]

I usually put file on my web and then use link to download. or use password protected directories or ftp

[bullsparade]

You should be able to use rar or zip and compress your tif file. You should get at least 40% compression thereby getting it down to under the 10 meg limit. Then the other party can uncompress on their end...most folks use zip.

FTP is the best way for me too...but realize you may not have access to an ftp account or the other party may be unable to access it.

[DEMDeepEllumMusic]

Yeah I guess I could zip them, didn't think about that at all. I'm resizing to 74% which gets me just under 10 meg's and I will just hard copy them with the files burned full size to CD-will see the client this weekend anyway and heck a CD is like what 35 cents?
The files at just under 10 are fine for them right now anyway.

[ShutteredEye]

Originally Posted by bullsparade

You should be able to use rar or zip and compress your tif file. You should get at least 40% compression thereby getting it down to under the 10 meg limit. Then the other party can uncompress on their end...most folks use zip.

FTP is the best way for me too...but realize you may not have access to an ftp account or the other party may be unable to access it.

This is what I do--zip it.

[garyb50]

http://www.yousendit.com/

'nuff said. I once sent an 850+ meg file using this site.