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I'm frequently working with students on their .Net coding assignments. I'd like to email the code to them when we're done. The easiest thing would be just to zip the project folder and send the whole thing, but gmail always strips out my attachments because they contain executables. Generally it's just the myproject.vshost.exe or something innocuous like that, but it's a pain to have to find an alternative upload location and then email the link to that. Has anyone been able to find a workaround that would allow me to send attachments like this via gmail?
I suspect the answer to this is "nope, it's not possible," but I'll ask anyway
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Attachment size limit If your file is greater than 25 MB, Gmail automatically adds a Google Drive link in the email instead of including it as an attachment.
The easiest thing would be just to zip the project folder and send the whole thing, but gmail always strips out my attachments because they contain executables. Generally it's just the myproject.vshost.exe or something innocuous like that, but it's a pain to have to find an alternative upload location and then email the link to that.
Just zip your whole project and upload it to the google drive. After uploading it into the drive you will get an option of sharing setting and through that you can feed the email id of the person whom you want to send it.. That link will be sent to that person and he/she can download it easily... Enjoy!
Open Yahoo! Mail and compose a new message. Select the paper clip icon for attachments. You'll have four options to choose. Select either Google Drive or Dropbox to locate and send your file. Once you've clicked the document you want, it will bring you back to your draft.
It's simple, you need to learn how to send large files via email attachment to avoid the error messages. Here is a quick overview of the solutions you have: Compress the file. Create a ZIP file. Send attachment in individual parts. These are the most efficient ways to send larger email attachments through any email provider you use.
If you zip up everything in your project except the /bin and the /obj folders, you should be okay sending the project to them. When they get the project, they simply need to compile it again to get the executable, but all the code will already be there.
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Just zip your whole project and upload it to the google drive. After uploading it into the drive you will get an option of sharing setting and through that you can feed the email id of the person whom you want to send it.. That link will be sent to that person and he/she can download it easily...
Enjoy!
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