place for 200MB

If you can split the file, you can use a service like rapidshare.de to upload (max file size per segment of 100 MB).  You can split it using spanned rar files, which is the easiest way to do it.

http://www.rapidshare.de

Regards,

D.

Here are some other places to look at:

http://www.streamload.com/
http://www.bigupload.com/
http://www.lights.com/pickalink/freestorage/
http://www.freewebspace.net/guide/diskstorage.shtml

Or Google:

http://www.google.com/search?q=free%20file%20storage

Regards,

D

... Note:  The "Gmail Drive" will only be on your computer of course.   The files are actually stored as attachments to e-mails in your GMail account -- the subject lines will have GMAILFS as a prefix.   You will probably want to set up a filter on your GMail account to move those messages to your archived mail folder, so they don't fill up your inbox.    And to access any of the files from another computer, you just log on to your GMail account, and then download the attachment to the computer you're currently using.

In addition to the sites that CapTech recommended, I personally prefer these ones:

www.yousend.com
www.sendspace.com
www.megaupload.com

I presume ISoul meant to link to "www.yousendit.com" as I suggested earlier -- the link to "yousend" is not a good link.   But the others (sendspace & megaupload) are fine -- I've used www.sendspace.com before and it works fine.

... as I noted earlier, there are a lot of sites that let you do what you've suggested.   I think the "Gmail Drive" is pretty slick however -- from the user perspective (you) it's a simple file copy to make anything you want available from anywhere !!

Yes, I meant www.yousendit.com and didn't see garycase had mentioned this particular one earlier.

https://qpop.com works too.

Buy a cheap Maxtor 250GB drive for under $85 on www.pricewatch.com.  It might not last long, but when you look at all the other options, about $80 fir this drive is a bargain, and you get to use it for other backups before it dies.  Surely your data is worth more than $80 to you>?  If not, you wouldnt be asking this question, would you.?

The GMail method is probably one of the nicest and easiest ways to do it. I would simply recommend buying a USB flash drive. It will cost you around $20 (if you look around you can find a better bargain), but it will hold the data. You can then take this to any computer with a USB port. Another advantage to this is that you can use a USB flash drive any other time you need to carry data with you. It's great to hold presentations and other things when you need to move files.

I need to move the data to a server in another country so the USB is not exactly the solution!!!!