A better way to email huge files
I've been working on material for the new LTS Podcast today, creating some great connections with subject specialists and interesting folk in education. I'm still hungry for more people who would like to contribute to the weekly show so do get in touch. But the main problem for folk is 'getting' me their audio. Most do not know how to share large files and don't want to have to register yet again for a new service.
Cue Senduit. This online service allows you to upload large files (up to 100MB) and spits out a private web address which you can then email your contact. Best of all, the link as a 'best before' date: 30 minutes right up to one week long. After that time the link is dead, the file deleted, your content transferred by then to its rightful owner.
Best of all: no registration required!
[Thanks Russell]
Update: Uncle Bill has recommended Mediafire for its file management capabilities. It also looks like there's no limit on time that files can be uploaded.
Wow - this is even easier than Yousendit. Thanks
gpm
Posted by: Christine Howson | January 26, 2007 at 03:04 PM
Very helpful Ewan. I can think of a few people, including myself, who will get a lot of use out of this. In fact, I'll just e-mail the link to my daughter!
Posted by: Ron Cowie | January 28, 2007 at 10:40 PM
In the past I used Yousendit, but senduit easier to handle.
Posted by: Sabrina | July 19, 2007 at 08:45 AM