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EDU] On Behalf Of Renee Ramig
Sent: Thursday, April 23, 2009 3:07 PM
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Subject: receiving large files
I have my exchange server set for a maximum of 10 meg files (up from 5
megs last year). Unfortunately, we still get 1-2 files a week sent that
are "critical" and over that limit. =20
What service(s) are others using to quickly and easily receive and send
files over 10 megs but under 1 gig? I am looking for something that
multiple people can access easily, the files themselves do not have to
be password protected as the end user is just going to download then
delete them, not a lot of volume right now 1-3 a week. =20
A "perfect" solution would be something that would grab emails coming in
with files larger than 10 megs and route them to this service then send
an email stating this happened to the end user. I don't even know if
something like that exists. (If not, any of you want to invent it :) )
Thanks,
Renee Ramig
Seven Hills School
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