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Started by Noreen, Feb 18, 2009, 11:41:48

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Noreen

A friend in Canada has just used this program to send me a large file, seems to be a useful program. You can send up to 100MB with the free Lite account.  https://www.yousendit.com/cms/liteaccount
https://www.yousendit.com/cms/how

Rik

I wonder how many people would want the paid-for service? Useful link, thanks, Noreen. :karmic:
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Noreen

Thanks, Rik. The item sent to me was 26801 KB.

Rik

A day too late, eh. ;)
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Simon

Thanks, Noreen.  :thumb:
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Sebby

The only thing that worries me about these services is privacy. How do we know that our file really gets permanently deleted?

Rik

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Simon

I have used sites like RapidShare in the past, and usually find pop ups a problem.  They have to generate an income from somewhere.
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Sebby

RapidShare is alright, but some of them seem quite dodgy to me as far as popups go!

Noreen

The person who introduced me to the program is pretty good with computers, I don't think that they would use an "iffy" program. I did a google search for reviews and they seem to be good. There are also tutorials on YouTube such as this one http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PgXBPaF1-RA&feature=related I haven't watched any of the tutorials right through.

Rik

Watching that can damage your eyes. ;)
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vitriol

you can send files via windows messenger, would that not work for you?

Rik

Any size limitations, Vit?
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Sebby

Afaik, there aren't any as it's peer-to-peer.

Gary

Quote from: Sebby on Feb 18, 2009, 17:08:28
RapidShare is alright, but some of them seem quite dodgy to me as far as popups go!
using a program like ADMuncher you can universally block all adds or some or whatever you want with its options on all browsers and IM clients and even email accounts, its just a small proxy program but I would not browse without it now, it lists the amount of bandwidth saved and images blocked, its quite scary, you can also stop sites changing the size of your browser window, I hate going to a site and finding my window shrunk for instance when I don't want it to be.

  Looks a good program Noreen I was trying to send a large file to a friend so ill give it a whirl.  ;D
Damned, if you do damned if you don't

talos

I've used Yousendit many times without problem, for large, must get there files i would recommend it.
       But if you are worried about security, dont use the web at all, Royal Mail recorded del is safer, and that's not saying much :shake:

Noreen

I certainly didn't get any pop-ups or other problems when downloading the file that was sent to me.

Sebby

Quote from: Gary on Feb 19, 2009, 09:22:09
using a program like ADMuncher you can universally block all adds or some or whatever you want with its options on all browsers and IM clients and even email accounts, its just a small proxy program but I would not browse without it now, it lists the amount of bandwidth saved and images blocked, its quite scary, you can also stop sites changing the size of your browser window, I hate going to a site and finding my window shrunk for instance when I don't want it to be.

That sounds a bit like PeerGuardian.

quandam

Quote from: Gary on Feb 19, 2009, 09:22:09
using a program like ADMuncher you can universally block all adds or some or whatever you want with its options on all browsers and IM clients and even email accounts, its just a small proxy program but I would not browse without it now, it lists the amount of bandwidth saved and images blocked, its quite scary, you can also stop sites changing the size of your browser window, I hate going to a site and finding my window shrunk for instance when I don't want it to be.

  Looks a good program Noreen I was trying to send a large file to a friend so ill give it a whirl.  ;D

Gary

Have to agree with you. ADMuncher is superb and really does the business....excellent programme.

Gary

Quote from: quandam on Feb 19, 2009, 13:49:31
Gary

Have to agree with you. ADMuncher is superb and really does the business....excellent programme.
Having started using it a year or so ago now I cannot imagine not having it, and having the IP Scramble for proxy browsing is handy as well  :thumb: also blocking individual urls, I cannot stand those danasoft ones saying your ip and browser so I block receipt of that url completely
Damned, if you do damned if you don't

Rik

Leave Baz alone. ;D
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Gary

Quote from: Rik on Feb 19, 2009, 15:04:17
Leave Baz alone. ;D
I forgot he uses them, I thought something was missing, I have blocked them as on another site I use everyone seems to have one, drives me mad, so no offence Baz  ;D
Damned, if you do damned if you don't

Noreen

Quote from: Gary on Feb 19, 2009, 09:22:09
Looks a good program Noreen I was trying to send a large file to a friend so ill give it a whirl.  ;D
How did you get on, Gary?

Gary

Quote from: Noreen on Feb 19, 2009, 17:24:27
How did you get on, Gary?
It was pretty good Noreen, I managed to get a file I was desperate to send to a friend in the states fine, worked very well  :thumb: great find
Damned, if you do damned if you don't

Noreen