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67mb..... 99% of mail servers won't even look at such an attachment, just
bounce it back to you. Most email servers allow only 1mb of attachments.
And then you'll find out just how long it takes to download 67mb on your
dial up connection.
There are several options.... open the 67mb file in MovieMaker, drag it to
the timeline, and then Save to My Computer... use the EMail option.
Burn it to a CD and snail-mail the CD.
Burn it to a DVD (rather a waste of a DVD) and snail-mail the DVD.
Buy a jump drive (those little things that plug into the USB port), copy it
to the jump drive and snail-mail the jump drive.
Upload the file to a webserver or ftp server and let the recipient get it
from there..... downside to this is you must have a webserver or ftp site in
order to upload it to!
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Cari
MS-MVP Windows Technologies - Printing/Imaging/Hardware
www.coribright.com
"jj" <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:1a9ec01c44f06$10e5a4e0$a301280a@phx.gbl...
>i have a video to email but it is taking to long to send,
> can i resize some how it's 67mb but our internet speed is
> only 28,8 kbps
>
> thanks
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