Does the tute mention if you write it to dvd you can have a file 4gb but if you write it to cd in needs to be 650 mb. You size large zips to fit the media or to make it a comfortable sized file to upload or download. Plus sometimes email rules come into effect. I split a windows 8.1.1 DVD up into 8 chunks to upload a copy. Server upload size rules. If you're working with a large already zipped file.. you should unpack it before zipping it into chunks. Otherwise you will create some confusion and double work for whomever opens it. This post was edited by mikie on Wed, Aug 6, 14 at 21:53

Just an FYI if you like to sew but don't need 300 new pillow cases or small quilts... Your local hospital probably has a guild that would love to have these items for their child life specialist or senior assistance program. When children check into many of the children's hospitals throughout the nation, the ones who stay a while are often given lttle lap quilts made by volunteers who love to sew and enjoy the outlet. Some are very simple quilts, just a big piece of fabric hand tied with yarn, and others are very difficult patterns (one of my favorites is a quilt we received with several applicae (I can't spell that...applicay?) anyhoo, hand applied and embroidered cats. We've done so many hospital stays that we have quite afew, and I'm a quilter myself, but I still treasure them. I'm making my son shams out of the ones we have (about half a dozen). I'll give them to him when he's grown. They're very special to me, and to the parents who receive them. In a sterile hospital, they're a bright bit of cheer that really makes a difference. We were also given a couple of wonderfully cute pillow cases in bright fabric. They were lined with quilting fabric (so more like shams) and were really cherished, given that hospital pillows are now made of plastic. You can also make tiny quilts, hats and jackets for newborns, especially the preemies, who's families aren't often prepared with tiny tiny clothing for their little ones. Micro preemies, well probably all of them, have to wear a hat at all times. I have a little lime green knit one that was given to us in the NICU that I will always treasure. So, if you've a yearn to sew and want an outlet, do try your local hospital. Oh and on the seniors thing....they often spend a great amount of time in the sterile hospital or nursing home environments, and many don't have family. A bright lap quilt means a lot to these folks :)

okay...one santa block is done.... lil tricky, yes, but cute. will try to do a couple more if I have time before the mailing deadline. My little granddaughter helped me stack the fabric this afternoon...cut for four blocks so she had to test her division skills (3rd grade) to make sure all the fabric was divided equally for the four blocks. We used some wood 'dots' and a napkin for the eyes n moustache!!! ...just for the picture....

Thanks, I sent you an e-mail Judy. Urlee I was wondering what you were talking about. LOL I remember both of you. You have been posting on here for years now, thatÂs great. I still use PSP 7 also even though I have PSP x. I remember Barb & Charlene that used to post on here also, they are both from Michigan like me. What ever happened to everyone? This used to be the happening place. Well going to get for now, take care. If you think of anything new for me, please let me know. Terri