I need to send about 40 files to one or two people. I'm willing to
do this in Eudora or in Outlook Express or Outlook.

The problem is that these files are each relatively large: around 25MB
each. Combining them into one file would be prohibitive. So I want
to send 40 emails, each with one file.

Does either of these mailer programs make that task possible? Of
course, doing it manually would not be a reasonable option.

Outlook should be able to do that with a batch file but you might want to
find another way of getting that much data (approx 1GB) to the recipients
like via FTP server or such

"Gary" wrote in message
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I need to send about 40 files to one or two people. I'm willing to
do this in Eudora or in Outlook Express or Outlook.

The problem is that these files are each relatively large: around 25MB
each. Combining them into one file would be prohibitive. So I want
to send 40 emails, each with one file.

Does either of these mailer programs make that task possible? Of
course, doing it manually would not be a reasonable option.

Please try our email scheduler (http://www.lbetoolbox.com/scheduleemail.htm)
which will allow you to send multiple individual emails, html or plain text,
with attachments, either as a one-off or regularly at a specified time and
interval

You would have to set up multiple projects for each attachment, but you
would only have to set it up one, then schedule each to happen weekly or
whatever you want.

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"Gary" wrote in message
...
I need to send about 40 files to one or two people. I'm willing to
do this in Eudora or in Outlook Express or Outlook.

The problem is that these files are each relatively large: around 25MB
each. Combining them into one file would be prohibitive. So I want
to send 40 emails, each with one file.

Does either of these mailer programs make that task possible? Of
course, doing it manually would not be a reasonable option.