Re: File compression

I have just discovered WeTransfer, and for this kind of file-exchanging I find it more handy than dropbox. Actally you load yuor files, add the message and send it. The receiver will get your message and the alert that there are files to be downloaded. All this service for free and no need to create accounts.
Google for WeTransfer and see if it answers your needs.
Regards,


> On Apr 20, 2018, at 11:19 PM, Daniel Drijard <[email protected]> wrote:
> 
>    I use an iMac under system OSX 10.12.6 (SIERRA)
> 
>    I exchange with a friend files/folders of sizes of the order of 10/30 MB. They get compressed out of my will and my friend needs sometimes to use The Unarchiver to decompress them. They get compressed by my Mail system in a different .zip format (.cpgz). 2-clicking them generates a new file with extension .zip. Endless----
>    This decompressor does not seem easy to use (2 useless dialogs before a plausible one). 
>    My Mail system decides the compression, but if I start with Stuffit I get the same thing. 
>    Thus what are the rules/decisions of this compression ?
> 
> Cordially
> Daniel


Carlo