Re: Breaking Up Document
From: Jose (reluctantly.munged_at_toavoidspam.com)
Date: 03/10/04
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Date: Wed, 10 Mar 2004 17:24:45 GMT
On Tue, 09 Mar 2004 06:18:53 GMT, JT wrote in <news:939f01c4059e
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> My document is not so long--less than 100 pages, but
> there are graphics and it has gone over the limit (now it
> is about 5 mg)for emailing.
You've received several suggestions for sending the file from the
perspective of file management. You might also try going at it
from the perspective of e-mail management. There is a little-
known but high-end e-mail program with the unfortunate name of The
Bat! from Ritlabs (www.ritlabs.com). One of its countless
features is the ability to break up a message and attachment(s)
into smaller pieces for just the situation you described. I
assume it works, because it's been available in the program for a
long time and I've never seen a question raised about it in the
mailing lists, but I've never tried it personally.
FWIW, I think the best solution is uploading it as a Zipped file
to a web site and e-mailing a link. But as a second choice I'd
investigate the idea of mailing subparts; possibly other mail
clients also have the feature described above.
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