Looking For A Programme Name

[sutnyod]

Hi,

I have to send a very big file (20 MB after zipping) to someone with a small mailbox. I also know there are programmes around that would allow me to cut the file into, say, 2 MB chunks that can be mailed separately and the receiver to puzzle it together without problem. Does anyone know what those programmes are called, because I want to google for a good one?

Thanks a lot

[simcity]

Hi,

I have to send a very big file (20 MB after zipping) to someone with a small mailbox. I also know there are programmes around that would allow me to cut the file into, say, 2 MB chunks that can be mailed separately and the receiver to puzzle it together without problem. Does anyone know what those programmes are called, because I want to google for a good one?

Thanks a lot

i use to have spliter

http://www.softpedia.com/get/System/File-M...e-Spliter.shtml

the other party need the same program .

must be free somewhere , they have avi spliter too

look at free download site somewhere

[Rice_King]

Not exactly what you're asking for, but maybe something you can use instead... YouSendIt

Edited July 10, 2007 by Rice_King

[Gumballl]

The first thought that came to my mind is... why don't you develop yourself an app to do what you want? It is not that hard.

[sutnyod]

The first thought that came to my mind is... why don't you develop yourself an app to do what you want? It is not that hard.

Only programming language I know a bit of is Turbo Pascal, but am not advanced. Anyway, I think the googleable word I was looking for was 'splitter'.

Thanks everbody.

[Guest Reimar]

I use WinRAR and there is an option where you can directly, within the compression, split the file in different sizes as you need. Even WinRAR has the advantage that .rar files are not recognized as Spam like .zip files.

[Firefoxx]

HJsplit, mastersplitter, JAS, etc. You can also just use Winrar, and tell it to split the resulting archive into chunks of whatever size you want.

[peter991]

Another easier option would be to use a free email service like Hotmail - which gives you a 1Gb mailbox.

Peter

[Guest Reimar]

Another easier option would be to use a free email service like Hotmail - which gives you a 1Gb mailbox.

Peter

Peter, it's not because of the e-mail account, it's about the limitation of the size from 1 e-mail incl. attachment! Most of the ISP's limit to app. 2 MB per mail!

[A_Traveller]

Another option would be Pando.

Regards

Pando

[ashacat]

I have to send a very big "file" to someone with a small "mailbox".

Ooherr! More tea vicar?

[stumonster]

or even upload it to bayimg.com and give them a link to retrieve it

password protected zip though

Edited July 10, 2007 by stumonster