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  You are not limited in WinMail, but you are by your server. 62.8 MB is enormous not to mention sending it's code. That triggers the size by a third, and now it's a 83.7 MB file. A common limit is 25 MB, and many Internet service providers have a smaller limit.

  Download the file on a site like Photobucket or SkyDrive and just email a link to it.

• trying to send a large audio file

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  What is the size of the file and who is your mail server. They all have limits, and if you talk about 10 MB +, not many people would want to receive even if you could send it. You can used a third-party Web site to do this. These are only two of many.

  Download large files. An alternative to e-mail.

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• Download audio files from email

  When I attach an audio file (mp3, AIFF, etc.) to an e-mail, it appears as a miniature black reading Control Panel. I tried to send such an email to myself to see how it will appear to a recipient, and it appears the same.

  It seems so we can play music directly from the email, but there seems to be no way to download the attachment; control-click does not open a menu that allows you to display an attachment in the form of regular icon or download it.

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• How can I transfer files of e-mail from my mac pro to my mac air

  Hi all someone can help me ive been trying to transfer files from my Macbook Pro to my Macbook Air e-mail, I have tried dragging to usb sticks, nothing seems to work any help would be appreciated cheers

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  I understand that you want to move some folders of email to your MacBook Pro to your MacBook Air. I know it's important to have control over your data, so I'm happy to provide assistance with this.

  The best way to transfer multiple files between devices is often through the Migration Wizard. That being said, this feature can roll over more files that you want to. You can read more here:

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• Is there a way to tag audio files on an ipod nano 8th generation and iphone?

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  I listen to audio long music mixes and podcasts radio, usually between 2 to 4 hours long. But many times, I want to set up. I would to halfway through listening to a mix of music for 2 hours, then to go to the podcast. But then I don't want to return to the mix of music later but at exactly at the same point in the mix where I left. Is it possible to bookmark this point in time in the mix?

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  In iTunes, select some of your audio files for a long time, get information, and then on the Options on the tab playback position check store. Sync.

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• How to remove "Ghost Audio Files" on the iPhone 6 s, iOS iTunes 12.3.3 9.3.1

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• Someone knows how to get a Walkman NWV-E475 to accept and play protected WMA with DRM audio files?

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• Audio files not appearing is not on iPod Nano

  Just bought the Nano and am struggling to understand how it works.  Namely:

  I dragged a few (.wavs and MP3) audio files from my office on the icon of the Ipod that was also on my desk.  A green "plus" sign popped up.  Good sign.

  I have released the files and got an icon of activity indicating that files have been copied to the Ipod.  So far so good.

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  Then show your music library (click on the button at the left end of the horizontal bar of the music ) in the iTunes window.  Towards the middle of the horizontal bar, click playlists.  A side bar appears along the left side of the window, with your iPod listed under devices.  Use the control to the right end of the horizontal bar to choose your vision of the music library.  I like to use the songs view, to display a list of plain sortable song with columns.  She draws a song to the sidebar in your list, hold-click-drag and drop it on the iPod.  You can do it with more than one song chosen at the same time on the list.  Or you can use the display Albums or artists for library and drag a set of songs from iPod.  Alternatively, instead of drag and drop, right click on an element or selection and add it to the Playlist-> [name of the iPod].

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