Program to transfer multiple files accross network ???

ICQ says no disk space after 210MB which I don't understand as obviously I
have many 10's of GB's left and MSN Messenger does not allow you to transfer
more that one file at a time so is there any chat type prog like ICQ which
allows for large multiple file transfers ??

Dave wrote:
> ICQ says no disk space after 210MB which I don't understand as
> obviously I have many 10's of GB's left and MSN Messenger does not
> allow you to transfer more that one file at a time so is there any
> chat type prog like ICQ which allows for large multiple file
> transfers ??

www.trillian.cc ?

Terry

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On Sat, 14 Feb 2004 20:04:48 -0000, "Dave" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:

>ICQ says no disk space after 210MB which I don't understand as obviously I
>have many 10's of GB's left and MSN Messenger does not allow you to transfer
>more that one file at a time so is there any chat type prog like ICQ which
>allows for large multiple file transfers ??

If it's not a very very private file perhaps use KaZaA?

In article <(E-Mail Removed)>, (E-Mail Removed) (Dave) wrote:

> ICQ says no disk space after 210MB which I don't understand as
> obviously I
> have many 10's of GB's left and MSN Messenger does not allow you to
> transfer
> more that one file at a time so is there any chat type prog like ICQ
> which
> allows for large multiple file transfers ??
>
>
>
Why not just share a directory on a drive. Then go into Network
Neighbourhood, and either open it, or map it as virtual drive.

Then drag and drop to your hearts content !!


- Steve

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On Sun, 15 Feb 2004 12:52:23 +0000 (UTC), j80k-(E-Mail Removed)
(Steve) wrote:

>In article <(E-Mail Removed)>, (E-Mail Removed) (Dave) wrote:
>
>> ICQ says no disk space after 210MB which I don't understand as
>> obviously I
>> have many 10's of GB's left and MSN Messenger does not allow you to
>> transfer
>> more that one file at a time so is there any chat type prog like ICQ
>> which
>> allows for large multiple file transfers ??
>>
>>
>>
>Why not just share a directory on a drive. Then go into Network
>Neighbourhood, and either open it, or map it as virtual drive.
>
>Then drag and drop to your hearts content !!
>
I was thinking of suggesting that but thought with it being such a
simple answer I must be overlooking something. Perhaps I'm not, I
share many files across a network without any extra software.
...

SJW
A.C.S. Ltd.