#1 By: webmaster Subject:Sending Broadband Mail: Time: 26.Dec.05 02:03:44
Does this make any sense to you?
Mail to my 'son in law':
Either Gmail is pulling your leg or Comcast is giving 95% of the Internet Users who use their service a real good fucking for their money.
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From: System Administrator
Sent: Sunday, December 25, 2005 07:56 PM
To: 'roberthwilkes@gmail.com'
Subject: Undeliverable: Emailing: ?46MB Archive?
Your message did not reach some or all of the intended recipients.
Subject:???Emailing: Partition Doctor. ZIP
Sent:???12/25/2005 07:23 PM
The following recipient(s) could not be reached:
'roberthwilkes@gmail.com' on 12/25/2005 07:56 PM
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#2 By: McJeroen Subject:Re:Sending Broadband Mail: Time: 26.Dec.05 09:54:52
it is a rather big file you are trying to send!
with winrar you can divide it into smaller chunks of, let's say 10meg, and send them this way...
#3 By: webmaster Subject:Re:Sending Broadband Mail: Time: 26.Dec.05 14:13:20
48MB however with winrar you have to expect the reciever to have it and know how to use it which most cases people wont for either. The whole point of this is we pay out 55 a month for broadband service so comcast shouldn't be limiting us on how large our mails can be.
it is a rather big file you are trying to send!
with winrar you can divide it into smaller chunks of, let's say 10meg, and send them this way...
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#4 By: McJeroen Subject:Re:Sending Broadband Mail: Time: 26.Dec.05 14:15:47
I thought it's possible to make a self-extracting archive, but I'm not sure about that...
On the other hand, with http://www.yousendit.com/ you can send files up to 1Gb !
#5 By: webmaster Subject:Re:Sending Broadband Mail: Time: 26.Dec.05 14:22:31
I think if you pay for winrar can. anyrate thanks for the link I've sent it that way. Another nice opt link to add to my cluttered favorites. How was your holidays?
I thought it's possible to make a self-extracting archive, but I'm not sure about that...
On the other hand, with http://www.yousendit.com/ you can send files up to 1Gb !
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#6 By: McJeroen Subject:Re:Sending Broadband Mail: Time: 26.Dec.05 14:32:29
nice...
to much food in a to short amount of time...
I hope it's also fun in America!
#7 By: imagineopenes Subject:Sending Broadband Mail: Time: 26.Dec.05 15:11:41
btw zip genius will make self extracting zip, cab's and rars. first select a folder or files you want to compress and then choose Send to zip genius and compress, then right click on any compressed file and choose create self extracting file. Erm this is late for you and probably wont help now but good info for those that need it... zip genius is free too..
#8 By: webmaster Subject:Sending Broadband Mail: Time: 26.Dec.05 15:27:29
Creating a self exe out of a 48MB zip file still wouldnt of allowed me to email it via comcast, the file still would of been too large. The issue wasnt a inability to make the file self exe and the issue wasnt not splitting the file to smaller attachments. The later of course wouldnt of worked for the reciever of the attachment unless they had the same program which most wouldnt. The issue was comcast is not allowing large attachments. I swear some of us geeks are like engineers, have to build a rocket to change a tire. 
btw zip genius will make self extracting zip, cab's and rars. first select a folder or files you want to compress and then choose Send to zip genius and compress, then right click on any compressed file and choose create self extracting file. Erm this is late for you and probably wont help now but good info for those that need it... zip genius is free too..
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