Transferring big files with DropSend and TransferBigFiles - CNET

▤ Summary

If you need to send files to someone and they are too large to email, there are untold numbers of web sites offering this service, both for free and commercially. A constant annoyance with bandwidth speeds, nothing specific to DropSend, is that they are reported as "bps" and sometimes the "b" stands for bits and sometimes bytes. I didnt like the fact that DropSend opens a new browser window to display the upload status, it crowds the tasksbar. XP users can check if they have it installed using the "Add or Remove programs" applet in the Control Panel (look for "Microsoft .NET Framework 2.0"). The website doesnt say it, but to use the DropZone software you have to register for a trial account and provide a valid email address.

▦ Linked Companies

SendThisFile

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SJA Enterprises, Inc. (doing business as DropSend)

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