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Thread: Any problems using gmail as a virtual drive

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    Has anyone found any problems using gmail as a virtual drive. The idea of putting files there and being able to copy and delete through explorer looks good.

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    tralalala's Avatar The Almighty
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    IT works mate.. Though when I tried it myself it had some connection problems (I think it was because of my ISP).

    But generally use at for a like real real emergency drive.. I mean, what's 1GB going to help you if you have a HD of like 160GB (like in my case), or even 40GB..??

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    get the latest version - they fixed this error
    http://www.filesharingtalk.com/vb3/t99498.html

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    abu_has_the_power's Avatar I have cool stars
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    i think it's kinda stupid. i just use filefront.com

    unlimited bandwidth and no file size limit, and no storage limit either. it's a file hoster's heaven

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    Laugh

    mine account is 2.5 gig and i have 2 of them

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    Quote Originally Posted by abu_has_the_power
    i think it's kinda stupid. i just use filefront.com

    unlimited bandwidth and no file size limit, and no storage limit either. it's a file hoster's heaven
    nice thanx

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    maebach's Avatar Team FST Captain
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    I always use my gmail for storage. ill try filefront

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    abu_has_the_power's Avatar I have cool stars
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    i use it to distribute some stuff i make. someone here posted a thread bout it. kudos to u m8!

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