Once you upload a file to Badongo, you will have the option to enter an email address of the intended recipient.

The size of email attachments is generally regulated by your Internet Service Provider (ISP). Most popular ISP's have a 10MB limit for their email clients. Please check with your ISP concerning email attachments.

No. It would be too time consuming to personally email files to all who request them. This is why I maintain a web site; so YOU can download the MIDI files you desire.

We are able to receive files of 10MB or smaller via e-mail. (Please be sure to compress your files to help in reducing file size.) We do have an FTP site for customers to upload larger files. For more information and access to our FTP site please contact us.

Many clients use a free web-based service called Web2FTP.com. This is a slower process than FTP software, but it does work with your web browser. If you use this option, you will need to take the following steps: If sending multiple files, please ZIP them into a single zip file using your name or company name as the filename. (i.e. "SmithProductions.zip").

No. You may email as many people as you desire. We are not in the business of collecting email addresses, or using them to advance this Ministry. We will only email those who join our ministry if they indicate they want to be kept apprised of new developments. We know that the more you participate, the greater the blessings.

Yes and no. Yes, in that it is quick and the chances of someone reading your files are vey slim. But email does have its holes and you need to be aware of that when transmitting any correspondence. We are always willing to FTP files for clients who require high level security. In the near future, clients will be able to log in to their account on our website and download files directly from our server if they are not comfortable receiving them via email.

Email has many major limitations when it comes to file transferring. If you have ever tried to send a file larger than a few MB's you know what we mean. More often than not, the email will be sent back as undeliverable because it exceeded file size restrictions. No Progress Notification - there is no progress bar during the transfer so you never know how far along the transfer is.

Please refer to the user's manual for your e-mail software to see how to send attachments with e-mails. NOTE: Even if the person to whom you send a voice file does not have the DSS Player, he/she will be able to play the voice file using DSS Player-Lite. You can download DSS Player-Lite free from the Olympus home page: http://www.olympus.com.

There is a maximum file size limit on emails that are sent or received through your email account. The maximum file size will depend on the type of email account you have with us. If you find that your current limits prevent you from sending your required day-to-day emails, please contact us, and we may be able to offer you a higher plan with a higher maximum file size limit.

Yes. There is no limitation imposed by the mail alias system. However, if you expect to receive a lot of large messages or attachments from one sender, it would be quicker and more reliable if you gave him your direct address. Actually, there is a limit, based on how much disk space is free to store your message. But it's a really big limit, and generally you won't have a problem.

The bigger the better. There is no upper (or lower) limit on the size of the file which you send to JewishGen.

DebtX supports file transfers via the SSH (Secure) File Transfer Protocol (SFTP) standard. SFTP is ideal when a large number of documents need to be transferred securely. SFTP is also an important part of the DXOpen Secure Document Upload process. Note that use of the SFTP protocol requires that corporate firewalls allow outbound access to the SSH port (Port 22), as well as installation of SFTP client software.

You may ftp the files to us. Please contact the Data Archives Manager, Jane Bain, for the instructions and passwords.

Instead of attaching the file to your e-mail, you upload it to ShareFile's secure servers. ShareFile will then provide you with a hyperlink that you can send to recipients, either through ShareFile or using your own e-mail software. Recipients will be able to download the file by clicking the hyperlink.

After you place your order, you will be given instructions as to where/who to send your files by both a web page and an email. Please review our guidelines on how to prepare digital files we accept.

Yes. We mainly use PCs, but we support most cross-platform graphics files. If your document contains text, please make sure you convert your fonts to vector paths or export them in a vectorized Postscript (.eps and .ps), or Adobe Acrobat® (.pdf) formats.

You can send them as an e-mail attachment, or using our Art Submittal Page. Our e-mail provider supports large file sizes. copy; 2007 Fishead.net | 5468 SE International Way, Milwaukie, Oregon 97222 - Local 503.650.2780 | Toll Free 1.877.659.2780 | Fax 503.650.2931

This was much more of a problem in earlier releases but as of J2SE 5.0 most applications should not see a problem. Some of it is platform specific and in general things are better on Windows than Solaris and Linux. Printing using non opaque colours, gradient paints, and custom paints can cause individual pages (not the whole print job) to be generated as a raster at device resolution.