good2speed
06-04-2006 16:32:33
I need to send a .exeurl==http://=http:///url to myself and would love to just email it over.
Should I just rename the .exeurl==http://=http:///url to txt and then rename it later.
or
can I upload it to filefactory or something and just download it later from that site.
Returned my thumb drive last night....
Need an answer quick.
Wolfeman
06-04-2006 16:33:48
That could work. How big is the file?
xigxag
06-04-2006 16:33:56
sure change the file extension will work, as long as the file size is under what the email server allows.
even better would be to zip it first.
good2speed
06-04-2006 16:35:52
[quotea755161a2b="xigxag"]sure change the file extension will work, as long as the file size is under what the email server allows.
even better would be to zip it first.[/quotea755161a2b]
good idea about zipping it. Think Im gonna try 3 different methods just to ensure I get it and to experiment
I will
1)change .exturl==http://=http:///url to .txturl==http://=http:///url and email it over
2)zip .exeurl==http://=http:///url to zip file and email it over
3) upload it to filefactory and download it from there.
Thx all for the help...
8)
hehehhehe
06-04-2006 16:41:47
You can also use yousendit.com
theysayjump
06-04-2006 17:00:24
RAR it and put it on Rapidshare.
gafdpc
06-04-2006 18:37:45
Dunno what email you use. I know gmail won't let you send .exeurl==http://=http:///url inside of a .zipurl==http://=http:///url
I always just rename with no extension...then on the other end you can just rename to .exeurl==http://=http:///url without using command prompt