can i send video clips on in email if yes till how much MB or KB?
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Yes you can send anything in emails. Except for .exe file from/to Gmail accounts. \n The size varys but for yahoo accounts and gmail the maximum is 10MB, you can split the file with a programm like WinZip and then send it in several mails. Hope that helps...
549421
you can send it through emails using the gmail or yahoo you can send up to 10MB size file else use some uploaders for file and pass on the link to the receiver. if the file is more than 10 MB, use the splitter software or split using winzip, winrar and than send the file using your email account.\n\nTo say, when you start composing your mail, under your cc and bcc bars you have the attach files button that allows you to choose the files to send.\n\nIf you like the answer then rate it good.
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There is no maximum as long as they are your client base and they have asked to receive email from you.\n\nSend it to the wrong people and you will be relegated to the bulk folder in no time.
888745
it don't matter what kind,it's better to have a bigger space on you flash drive.you can save video or any bigger file!
738694
you didn't mention the format the songs are in but if you mean MP3 you can use any zipping program like winzip or winrar to zip them up and email them over.  Be warned though... many email server have an attachment limit of 10MB.  You might consider setting up an FTP server to upload them insted
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http://www.yousendit.com is easier and free. works online, can send up to a 1GB attachment for free.
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Any online storage, like .Mac works just fine.  You can use Yahoo! mail, but you'll want to store a bunch on each message (by artist?), you're "limited" to 1GB, and it's not as elegant.
445317
try signing up for hotmail beta. they give you 2 Gigs.
1101893
U just need to create floder thn add files in it. And limit depend on your email provider.
1117138
there are several web-based mail services to send large files:\n- http://www.yousendit.com/ -- you can send up to 1GB file\n- http://www.streamload.com/ -- reuquire registration\n- http://www.sendyourfiles.com/ -- up to 12GB\n- http://www.sendthisfile.com/ -- the free account only keeps your file for 3 days\n\ngood luck
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How to add in Video Clips \n\nTo add in a picture select Insert > Movies and Sounds > Movie From File \n\n\nPlease note: The Video is not embedded \n\nVideo is not embedded into the presentation - only linked. This means that if you email the presentation then the video will not work. The solution to this is to email both the video and the presentation at the same time.\n\nWatch the length of video clips\n\nIf you are including video clips into a presentation make sure that they are short and snappy. We find that up to 45 seconds works best. We find that audiences typically get very twitchy after watching 60 seconds of video. If you have a longer clip the we suggest that you cut it down to shorter clips.
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don't put too many pictures on one email. put like 3 at a time
926625
you should have converted that video to WMV format or MPEG format...\nMeg is a short word of Megabyte.....you cannot upload files larger than 100 Mega byte...
352356
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 depends which format you are sending/receiving. Windows Media Player and iTunes more than suffice.
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There is a limit to the amount you can compress. I've heard good things about using http://www.yousendit.com/ to send large file sizes, though.
790384
You'll probably need to compress it. Or if you are actually one of the ones who pay for email service, you can add storage to your memory. Try using the compress files on your start screen. Read your computers help me guide first, I would recommend.