Or you can run Gdrive. Stores data as Gmail emails but presents itself
as an additional drive on the PC.
Doesn't work too well behind the firewall at work though although the
files can be accessed as attachments to the email wrapper.
RP

On 10/11/05, Russell McMahon <apptech@paradise.net.nz> wrote:
> > online storage
>
> If that's meant to mean that this is a way of making a file accessible
> online subsequently, you are liable to find your piclist membership
> instantly terminated, herds all driven off, fields sown with salt and
> the enclave a smoking ruin when/if you return home :-) (not that I
> have any say in such things of course).
>
> If you mean something else it would be useful to say in the message as
> having to unzip an attachment to read a C file is probably low on many
> people's list agendas.
>
> If you want real online storage you could send things to your own
> GMail account  - which may have been what was intended here and
> something gang aglae. If so, thanks for the code :-).
>
> For an interesting (and variably amusing) poem related to the first
> paragraph google for "we therefore deemed it meeter to carry off the
> latter" :-)
>
>
>        RM
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