Resume Uploads Using YouSendIt Standalone Application

It can be really painful when your upload fails ,YousendIt the popular file sharing website has released a standalone application using which you can resume uploads,while using their service without using the browser which was earlier the case.

To send files from YouSendIt Standalone application

1. Start the application by clicking on Start->All Programs->YouSendIt menu item or right click a file and select ‘Send by YouSendIt’ option.
2. Enter your YouSendIt account name and password and sign in. If you don’t have a YouSendIt user account, click on Sign Up For Free button and follow the instructions to create an account.
3. After you sign in enter the email address of the recipient, an optional message and click on Add Files to add a file to send.
4. Click on Send It button to send the file.
5. A progress bar will be displayed showing the file upload progress.

Here’s a screenshot of the Standalone Application:

Once the file is successfully uploaded and sent to the intended recipients, you get an email confirmation automatically.For free YouSendIt accounts, the download link will expire in 7 days and the file will be available for 100 number of downloads. The max file size that you can upload is 100 MB.Download the standalone application from here.This works presently only on Windows XP(SP2)OS.

This tool will definitely ease the use of YousendIt.

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One Response to “Resume Uploads Using YouSendIt Standalone Application”

1. John says:

   October 23, 2008 at 8:09 am

   Yousendit client sucked for me
   it crashed my windows twice and made me rethink about using their services..

   I only downloaded it because of the allegedly 25% faster uploads
   which I am in great doubt about.

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