To send large zip files via email, use the XPAC Zip Utility to split zip files into smaller emailable pieces. The utility saves split parts to the same directory as the original file with a numeric suffix (e.g. 01, 02). Number emails accordingly so the receiver knows when all pieces are received and can recombine the files.
To send large zip files via email, use the XPAC Zip Utility to split zip files into smaller emailable pieces. The utility saves split parts to the same directory as the original file with a numeric suffix (e.g. 01, 02). Number emails accordingly so the receiver knows when all pieces are received and can recombine the files.
To send large zip files via email, use the XPAC Zip Utility to split zip files into smaller emailable pieces. The utility saves split parts to the same directory as the original file with a numeric suffix (e.g. 01, 02). Number emails accordingly so the receiver knows when all pieces are received and can recombine the files.
To send large zip files via email, use the XPAC Zip Utility to split zip files into smaller emailable pieces. The utility saves split parts to the same directory as the original file with a numeric suffix (e.g. 01, 02). Number emails accordingly so the receiver knows when all pieces are received and can recombine the files.
To send larger files, use the XPAC Zip Utility to split the zip file to smaller emailable pieces and email them. See below:
1. Open XPAC but not a project
2. Open Zip Utility 3. Open the Zipped file you want to split 4. Select options and determine the size of file that you want to make for emailing – hit OK 5. Go back to FILE tab and hit “Save as Multiple Disk” 6. The split parts will be saved to the same directory as the original ZIP file. 7. Check that the number of files created is correct (ie a 9.5MB zip split into 2MB chunks should give you 5 files) 8. Email the individual files ensuring that you number the emails, eg 1 of 2 etc as the receiver needs to know when they have them all and can put them back together. 9. Files have the same name, but a 01, 02 suffix.