I was more thinking of of something that just posted the attachment on a website for download when the user wanted it.
I am on a modem and now choose to use my ISP's webmail because large attachments are such a hassle. No choice - you just download them.
The other advantage of using webmail is I am virus free*
*virus free if I am not stupid and open dangerous file types.
Automate it (Isn't that what computers are for?)
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>It would be nice if the SMTP server simply >forwarded the text of the message and replaced >the attachment(s) with a list of >filenames/sizes and URL(s) that the receiver >could download the files from.
This is a silly suggestion - such a thing must already exist? (I just can't find it with google)
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I was more thinking of of something that just posted the attachment on a website for download when the user wanted it. I am on a modem and now choose to use my ISP's webmail because large attachments are such a hassle. No choice - you just download them. The other advantage of using webmail is I am virus free* *virus free if I am not stupid and open dangerous file types.
>It would be nice if the SMTP server simply
>forwarded the text of the message and replaced
>the attachment(s) with a list of
>filenames/sizes and URL(s) that the receiver
>could download the files from.
This is a silly suggestion - such a thing must already exist? (I just can't find it with google)
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