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Zip files and X3 & windows xp
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iSign
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I'll share another easy tip that surprised me how easy it was, and came in quite handy since...
...once you have a .zip file, if you ever need to make a large file (or folder full of files) available for someone else to download...
..if you have a website, like islandsign.com... you can ftp the .zip file to your web server & then if the file was called s101.zip...
...you can email a link to the intended recipient that reads islandsign.com/s101.zip...
...going to that URL in their web browser will bring up the "do you want to download" message.
Welll, maybe everyone knew that, or maybe nobody cares, but I have found it extremely handy for making large files available to others who don't have ftp sites.
...once you have a .zip file, if you ever need to make a large file (or folder full of files) available for someone else to download...
..if you have a website, like islandsign.com... you can ftp the .zip file to your web server & then if the file was called s101.zip...
...you can email a link to the intended recipient that reads islandsign.com/s101.zip...
...going to that URL in their web browser will bring up the "do you want to download" message.
Welll, maybe everyone knew that, or maybe nobody cares, but I have found it extremely handy for making large files available to others who don't have ftp sites.
tommythesignguy
New Member
That's pretty cool, Isign, I have to upload magazines from Cs3, but I can always use a trick with corel.