file limit?

I have a file video avi which is 2.6gigs.  This is common for me in my business.  Before I pay for this program I need to know if it is able by using Send & track

Anyone know if this is possible?

Hi finatic13,

There is not a specific file for files that are sent size limit, but there are factors that can affect your ability to download very large files (mostly bandwidth). We anticipate that most users will send files to less than 2 GB.

KB doc. FAQ | Adobe Send & track

Kind regards

Nicos

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