Here’s the situation. You want to send someone a large file. The file might be a few photos or a presentation or whatever. It could be anything. Every email provider limits the amount of information you can send, and some day you won’t have enough bandwidth. It’s inevitable. This is what to do. Try it now. Get on the net and dial up arunasend.com. Find arunasend home. This is what it looks like.

Put your own email address where the screen says. Click browse and you’ll see your own computer files. Find the one you want to send and double click it. Put the recipient’s email address where indicated. Type in any message you want to go with the file and click send. The result? You’ve emailed bulky material that your own provider might have refused because of volume. There’s an "in progress" sign on the aruna screen that will tell you when everything has been transmitted. And if you have questions, you can contact aruna for help. It’s all free.

(by ernest)

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