Re: Large File Transfer

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Windows Messenger has a file transfer capability without having to have a
web site. The draw back is someone has to be on the other end to accept the
file. You could use LogMeIn on both computers and then you can log in
remotely to a computer and send the file with it if you use the paid for
version (free version doesn't have file transfer). Or you can use LogMeIn
to use Messenger on the remote PC to send the file to your PC and then you
accept it from Messenger.

An FTP program can be used to easily upload and download files to a web
site.

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Regards

Ron Badour
MS MVP
Windows Desktop Experience


"PeeDee" <PeeDee@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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I don't know if this is something that WXP can facilitate, and apologize in
advance if this is not the place to ask my question.
I have a large work file (some 70-80MB) that I would like my colleague to
be
able to access, download and work on when she's free. She's in another
city/continent, on another network, and in another time zone. In the past,
another co-worker was able to put a large video file on (I think) his own
'site' on the web. After he sent me the address (password?), I could go
there
and download the file to work on it and then return it to his site. That
was
some years ago. Since then I have acquired WXP and now wonder if this
program
can facilitate this process in some way? Or, is this a process that is
handles by newer technology and/or another software altogether? If so,
does
anyone have a suggestion or reference that I could use to make this file
available for my colleague to copy onto her computer, work on, and then
return (her version) to my 'site'? Thanks in advance.


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