AnyFile solves the problem of networked users that try to send large files to other people and they often think emailing is the best option to do this. Unfortunately for the users this is not as easy as it seems. Many postmasters lock down the mailserver for very large emails. Also it is not uncommon for ISP's to limit the maximum email size to 5 MBytes.

Other solutions for tranferssing large files might be web or ftp servers. But the files should not be publicly available. In that case you need to administer a username and a password, have the end-user put the files ZIPped on the correct server, sent the correct URL, username and password to the receiving user and hoping that all will happen without errors and typos. This is a very complex procedure, and if they need to send files to multiple users very often this is very much workload. And do you think they will clean the old files?

The easiest solution to this problem is AnyKey AnyFile 2007. This software will do all the dirty work for you, copying, zipping, cleaning up, creating universal virtually unguesable URLs. etc. etc.

All the user needs to know is where the files are? They run AnyFile Client, drag and drop all the files and folders they need to sent and drop them in the drop zone. Then they type in the email address of the receiver, click Finish and that's it. AnyFile takes care of the rest.

It's that easy !

Features: 

• Allow multiple files and folders to be sent at once
• Secure by encrypting the files and folders.
• Convenient, allow for self extracting files.
• Multi language Client side (currently English, Dutch, German, French and Swedish)
• Limit size of total files/folders in MBs (administrator setting)
• Minimum and maximum expiration time
• Change Client settings from server with policies and policy update
• Policy locking so user can't change some settings in violation with company/administrators policy
• Wizard like user interface
• Remembers last used from/to/subject and/or message.
• More stable, complete rewritten code
• XML logging (R125) 
• Allows splitting files when files are very very large
• And best of all, it is freeware for personal and business use.
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