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What free services allow email attachments of 35 MB or more? - mimfrona - 06-12-2014 01:22 PM
I need to send this file as an actual attachment, not as a link to a file that will be downloaded. Therefore, dropbox, hightail (formerly yousendit), yahoo mail, gmail, etc. all don't work. How can I get the file to actually attach to the email?
zipping only brings it down to 34.5 MB; i'd need it to be 25 mb with any regular email service.
As I wrote initially - it cannot be in a link, only as an attachment.
- Yanni Depp - 06-12-2014 01:24 PM
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- Fred - 06-12-2014 01:39 PM
None. You could try zipping it.
- 851 - 06-12-2014 01:41 PM
Use Gmail and rather than attaching a file just send a link to it and publish it on Google Drive as an unlisted file.
Only those with the URL will be able to access it.
- Destined Prezident - 06-12-2014 01:52 PM
Why don't you upload it on Google Drive? It's a lot simple too