Does anyone know how I can send a whole file as an email attachment instead of just single files?
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Use Winzip or something similar to compress all the files into one folder which you can attach to you email. You have to keep in mind what the attachment size limit is on both your email server as well as that of the person you are sending it to.
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Well the best way is to compress by Winrar. If winrar is installed, right click on the file and in the compression menu, increase the compression ratio from normal to best. In fact, it also has a compress and mail feature.\n\nIn case your file is bigger than the limit set by your email provider, you can divide the file into small parts using a feature in Winrar for dividing and mailing the files. Hope it works for you.
317181
it depends on the e-mail program. usually there will be a button called attach files or something like that
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Try a different email account/service.\n\nIf there is an attachment involved that you are using maybe the file is too big.  Otherwise, you may just wait a day and see if it works the next day.
980340
Yahoo does enable you to send files, too. Just go to:\nCompose email\nTo send an attachment click on Add/Delete Attachments while in Compose, located at the bottom of the screen.A new screen will appear over your current message. This screen explains step by step how to attach a file.o Step 1: Click on Browse and locate where the file is saved.o Step 2: Click on Attach File, this will attach the file to your document.Once the file has been attached its name will appear, the size of the file and whether or not there is a virus threat.o Repeat steps 1 and 2 to attach other files (Yahoo has a maximum of 3 attachments).o Step 3: Click Done.o Double check beside Attachments to make sure your files were successfully attached.
1101893
U just need to create floder thn add files in it. And limit depend on your email provider.
284791
In general, just right click, choose "Save As", pick a location. Then go open the file you just saved.\n\nIf that doesn't make sense, tell us what email program/website you're using and we'll try to give you specific instructions.
903460
I always send both on the body of the email and in an attachment. in the event the computer can not pull up the attachment. Good luck.
223355
You cannot, unless you have recieved the message in your inbox. If you have set your preferences to "No Email", you cannot get the attachment -- ask group members to upload the files in the file section or contact somebody, who has chosen  to receive the messages in inbox.
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What kind of question is this?!?! Don't you ever use email? You can send whatever you want. I get attachments that are 2-3 Mb with no problem, whatsoever. I bet a simple text file should be 20 K and should pose no problem at all.
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u can right click on the folder, u'll see a drop down list \n---- > send to  --------> compressed folders. \nby that ur folder'll be comprised and u'll be able to send it like a normal file.  if this doesn't help email me
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Actually, Sean has you on the right track.  \n\nBut if your recipient has only e mail and no internet access, you'll have to send the JPEG images along with it.  HTML doesn't have images in it, only references.  So you have to send all the files along at the same time.  His suggestion didn't work because when files get saved into the temp directory, the names are altered (so the HTML can't pick it up).  So in order to make this work, you'll have to send the entire framework together, and have your receipient save it to their hard drive before they can view it.  \n\nAll this said, it would be easier to save it all into something like a word document and send it.  That would handle it in line in the file as a MIME type so you wouldn't have to worry about all this.  Another alternative would be to convert the entire page into a screen shot using something like ScreenPrint32 and just send a single JPEG of the whole page.
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Get a gmail account.\nThe data stays on the server, unless you want to download it.\nhttp://www.gmail.com\n\nUnless you are talking about resending it.  Then you can do the same from gmail.  Just forward the attachment to whomever you want.
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Hi!\n\nClick "Attachment" button in Yahoo mail.... and then a window will appear, browse it and select which file you want to send... attach it.... it can take some time (it depends on ur network speed)...\n\nnow you can send your mail with attachment by clicking 'send' button...\n\nbest wishes
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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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contact me i will send you the file at mail
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Probably the easiest way is to tar all the files into a single file and then use uuencode to send the single file.\n\nuuencode file.tar file.tar | mailx -s "incoming files" you@yahoo.com\n\nOtherwise you can do something like combining them all into a single text file and sending it.\n\nfor a in file1 file2 file3 file4 file5\ndo\n  uuencode $a $a >> mailtext\n  echo >> mailtext\n  echo "===============" >> mailtext\n  echo >> mailtext\ndone\n\nmailx -s "incoming files" you@yahoo.com < mailtext\n\nEach file will be separated by a line (the ==== )