Yes. The HMS IT Department has a web-based application, Secure Remote File Transfer, that allows you to send large files over the Internet for a recipient to access. Go to the HMS IT website and click on the link, Applications. Then, click on the link, Secure Remote File Transfer and log in to the site by carefully following the directions.

We limit the size of the attachment to 10MB. If you wish to attachment a file which is more than 10MB, we suggest to use the following method: See similar questions...

Some (but not all) faculty will allow attachments to be incorporated into a discussion. If your discussion permits attachments, you will see a field next to Attachment. Do not type anything into the empty field! Click the Browse button. The same technique will be used if a faculty member asks you to submit your assignment digitally. This may be done through a Turnitin assignment (to check your work for plagiarism), through a digital e-assignment, or via the digital dropbox. See similar questions...

No. I'm afraid that we must remind you that all of our stories and artwork are protected by copyright law internationally. Each purchase price is for one CD or a download to one computer and it is illegal to duplicate for distribution and to send or print out any part of any story. See similar questions...

attachment is a file that you can link to your e-mail message. This is the electronic equivalent of sending a Polaroid along with a "snail mail" letter. Examples of attachments are pictures, sound files, documents, and spreadsheets. For instructions on how to send attachments, please click on the link below. See similar questions...

In the Attachments dialog box, type the path to the file under Choose a file to attach, or click Browse to locate the file. Each account on the Patriot Email server has a specific amount of space for messages, attachments, etc. If that amount is exceeded, the account sends a message to the user that it can not accept any more. See similar questions...

The other links in the system, such as your ISP, may have size limits that are less than the 35 MB that we allow. See similar questions...

One of the worst jobs in the world is enforcing courtesy. Usually, it's much easier for the enforcer to throw out courtesy in full and instead adopt hard-and-fast rules and apply them without mercy. However, this tends to lower the number of BTUs of happiness in the world, puts everyone on edge and punishes mistakes or ignorance as harshly as open disregard. In short, removing courtesy makes the world worse. See similar questions...

Attachment cannot be added to contact emails sent through Adventurexchange, as these would make the site vulnerable to infection from viruses. However, after the initial email contact, you will be connecting with your contact by a normal email and will then be able to add attachment. See similar questions...

I can not find replies from the ladies that I already opened in my inbox. Yesterday I opened a letter from the lady but didn't have time to reply to it. Today I couldn't find it in my inbox. Letters from the ladies are not disappearing. the sorting of the letters "New replies first" is set in your account by default. It means that if you do not choose any other type of sorting you will see the new replies from the ladies first and then the rest of the messages sorted by date. See similar questions...

Yes, with version 2.0 and up the RelayFax Server has the ability to extract attachments and fax them automatically. See similar questions...

The theoretical maximum size of an email is 10MB. Please note that this includes the email body and any attachments. Also, the practical limitation is a bit smaller than this if the attachment needs to be re-encoded from a binary format to a text-safe format. Things like html email will also be larger than plain-text email. See similar questions...

Unfortunately ResultsMail does not currently support the use of attachments. The reason for this is that attachments typically make the total email size very large. The larger the email that is delivered the more likely it is to be blocked, cause clogged inboxes, etc. Therefore, for the sake of increased deliverability we do not support attachments. See similar questions...

Should your report be large (more than a full printed 8 ? X 11 page of text), then we may want to use an "attachment" to an e-mail. In your individual email program, directions for attaching a document varies. By clicking on help in your specific program and then searching for "attachments", the help feature on most programs will give instructions specific to your needs. See similar questions...