Can i upload data more than 100 MB on my e.mail box?
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you can't do it but i can give you site that'll give you 25 gb for free
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download this free archiver program\n\nhttp://www.7-zip.org/\n\nthen zip all 50 pages into one zip file.\n\nthen use it as an attachment in your email\n\nif the file is larger than 10mb then you can't use it as an attachment.\n\nin that case do this\n\n★★ TRANSFER LARGE FILES ★★\n\n◙ Here is a much better alternative to sending large files as email attachments. Most email providers limit attacment sizes to 10 megsbytes or less. With this service your limit is one gigabyte.\n\n◙ TIP: Before attempting to do the following I suggest that you turn off your computer to reset all of your system's defaults and to reallocate memory. This way you computer is less likely to crash while uploading your large files. Remember anything that can go wrong will go wrong and it will cause as much pain and grief as possible! So why take a chance?\n\n◙ Intructions: Very Easy!\n\n1) Go to the link below.\n2) When it asks for a friend's email address you can put as many friends email addresses in there as you like as long as you separate them with commas.\n3) Click on BROWSE to locate your file on your hard drive. Double-click the filename and the it will appear in the filename box.\n4) Enter your own email address.\n5) Click the submit button to upload the file.\n6) Now the server will send an email to each friend with a link for them to come and download the file. You have the option of delting the file youeself after your friends download it or leave it and it will automatically be deleted after 7 days.\n\n☞ http://www.yousendit.com/
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the email can be of any size, since its text only. \nhowever, attachments are limited to 10MB \nhttp://promo.yahoo.com/sbc/features.html?.u_vers=&.u_tn=&.u_status=&.u_reasonCode=&.u_done=&.u_lb=og&.u_c=1#ms
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try signing up for hotmail beta. they give you 2 Gigs.
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Write an email to your self and attach any file you want anything below 10megs i think?, then the email will be stored on your account
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Or you could do something easier and build a blog. \nI use http://www.smartpunters.com because they're free and let me upload 200mb worth of files. :)\n\nI used it to send 120mb worth of pics to my mom in Texas since it was too big to email, lol
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is it cause the files are over 5 MB? Most emails are limited to 5 MB attachments\n\ntry http://www.yousendit.com you can send up to a 1 GB attachment for free.
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Depends if you are asking about e-mail storage, or web-server hosting.
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Yes.  Pop-access your email, or download your emails onto your computer.   Your mail box can be as big as your harddrive.\n\n\nXR
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Here's a good site:\nhttp://www.yousendit.com/\n\nSend up to a 1GB file.
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download winrar.... useing that u can compress it aswell as split it... split it into 3 or 4 bits in upload them one by one in seperate mails
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try yousendit.com - free site where you can upload stuff for 1 gb.  Basically it's a secure  ftp site that you can upload and download from
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You can save small files on the google mail server using up some of that 2 plus gig of space you have.  If something happens to your harddrive, you can have your file safe on theirs.
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ZIP them up (using WinZip, or some similar file).  This makes it one, low-size (lower, anyway) file that you can successfully e-mail.
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In short, you can't.\n\nSizes that big would take a server to hold. Which means it would cost money. I'm pretty sure you don't want that. \n\nMy suggestion? Find a file-splitting program. It'll seperate the files into a bunch of segments. You individually email these to yourself using an email provider that has a lot of space (gmail anyone?) then download them off of said gmail account. Throw them all into the same folder, use the splitter program to put them all back together, and walah!
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Internet emails are protocol based, not file based. Your question is not valid.\n\nIts like asking "which bird has the biggest door?" or something like that...
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most free email accounts will only send up to 5mb attachments. Check the details of your file and if it is larger than 5mb, try clipping the video, encoding it in a different format or zipping it.