How can I send some files without having to forward the name of the expeditor ?
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Save the file in the original email to your desktop and then compose an entirely new email. When done, attach the file(s) that you saved to your desktop.
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NO! only on incoming unless you got virus when you downloaded the file,but you need to scan file before you send so give friend a virus.
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attach file > brows > open > enter to ok > continue > send the mail
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You can click send that appears at the top of the window and browse the file to wanna send...
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Or you can find the file you want to send, and right click it. Then chose "send to" ~ "mail recipient".  \nYour mail program will open up and you can send it to who you want.  This is useful if sending photos, in XP, since it will allow you to send it at a smaller size.
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http://www.returnpath.net/forwarding/
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Start-Accesories-system tools-file transfer wizard
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Depends...you are probably limited to a certain file size by your I.S.P. You may be trying to send attachements that are too large.
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Most email clients limit the size of attachments.  1G is a large amount to send that way.  \n\nTwo suggestions, if you are in the same company, put it on a shared drive on the the file server, then anyone who has access to that drive can get the file.  Alternatively you can set up an FTP server and tell the person you are trying to send it to how to get to your server.\n\nWorst case...burn it on a DVD and snail mail it.
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You need to get the sender to send you the password and the missing files
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You can't just forward all the emails. You would have to do it one by one. most web based emails will not allow you to export  your emails. Email clients like Outlook Express and Eudora can. Also, if you are using paid emails, and if you're using ur ISP's email software you will be most likely be able to transfer all your emails.
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File Transfer Protocol
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Yes, some email programs,  Out Look (not the Express version), allow for timed or delayed sending. I know Lotus Notes does and I'm sure there are others.
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Only if you specificly allow them to.  If you turn on file sharing for a folder and allow everyone access to it, anyone on your local network can upload you a file. \n\nIf you install an FTP program, and forward all the points then they can send you files.\n\nAlthough, if you are asking if people can just randomly send you files without you wanting them to then NO.\n\nYou could also use AIM or IRC to recieve files although it may be slow.
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You can either zip it into a bunch of little files or get a email service that will let you send larger attachments, like Gmail.
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It can. I believe it is up to 10mb to send/save/recieve...and it may have went up because I sent a 20 mb file to someone via yahoo messenger and it went right through.
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send them a file, use the command netstat -ano