g-mail drive for small files works great.
g-mail drive for small files works great.
thanks, but dude I'm still in college/school. I got no money and my parents won't give me any. I guess I can use gmail and split each file to 10mb. I will be having around 50 accounts.
Oh, how to I make 5MB-10MB files? The only option that winRAR has is 1.4
Last edited by Skydragon; 09-29-2005 at 09:50 PM.
You can enter how ever many different bytes. DVD Burners are £30 these days, thats less than 8 packs of fags or a night out. Media is also £10 to the 100 discs so for £40 you could have a DVD Burner and 100 discs, if you're in college then get a job.
Originally Posted by Peerzy
I will, once I'm done my studies.
I prefer this online storage service and I suggest the same too…
With this service, you can map your online storage space as a local drive and work on the files as if they were in your local disk. You can do your windows operation like drag-n-drop, cut, copy and paste as usual.
Another important feature is that this service has the capability to stream and play your media files directly from your online account. You can move your media files from your system and free your hard disk. This service is the right solution for you.
If you can upload with high speed go for Uploading.com where you can easily upload and download with good speed.
This site provides easy to use features and if you become a member than it will help in managing your files easily.
Other sites are Rapidshare.org, you can also upload on mailing sites.
I prefer gmail drive.
orbitfiles 6Gb i think free /70 gb $20\yr
unlimited file size with there little app.
check this out:
G-Space
http://www.download.com/Gmail-Space/...ml?tag=lst-4-8
http://www.getgspace.com/howitworks.html
Enjoy Gspace features:
* File Transfer: to manage files
* Player Mode: to listen your stored music files directly from Gspace
* Photo Mode: to view your collection of pictures
* Gmail Drive: to manage your Gdrive files as well
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