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I probs sound well dumb now, but how the hell do you send one? They're 2 big to be an email attachment aint they? Please help me...
I probs sound well dumb now, but how the hell do you send one? They're 2 big to be an email attachment aint they? Please help me...
What type of an Ebook is it, a PDF document for instants?
yeh, just a normal PDF file to be read on Adobe Acrobat
How big are the PDF's when created?
You may wish to consider zipping them in a compressed format (this can be done with a tool like Winzip or XP's own inbuilt Zip Function)
You may wish to consider zipping them in a compressed format (this can be done with a tool like Winzip or XP's own inbuilt Zip Function)
I'm not sure what size, just ebooks generally? Are their other alternatives besides Winzip and alike. By compressing them with winzip, does this allow me to send as an attachment or what?
It depends on the size of the file and the e-mail address you are sending it from and too.
Some e-mail providers (most free ones) have a limit on the size of attatchments, others allow large files. But I wouldn't send the large attatchments if the person isn't using broadband as it would take much longer to download.
If you know its too big to e-mail then the next best way would be to either ftp the file or upload it to some free webspace and send them the link to the file and get them to download it from there.
Some e-mail providers (most free ones) have a limit on the size of attatchments, others allow large files. But I wouldn't send the large attatchments if the person isn't using broadband as it would take much longer to download.
If you know its too big to e-mail then the next best way would be to either ftp the file or upload it to some free webspace and send them the link to the file and get them to download it from there.
cheers, that seems sensible enough. Appreciate it
I know this isnt really relevant, but Afternoon, havin fun workin at SR?
Well the people here are really friendly and easy to get on with, lovely cafe below the offices and I do enjoy working here.
Glad 2 hear it