🚀 go-pugleaf

You could always make use of a web-drive service, such as freedrive. I think
they even do public files, so you only need to know the person's user name and
look for the file in their public account. I think it's 20Mb or so.

Rogier.

Craig Shoemaker wrote:

> Hi,
> I apologize if anyone tried to send me a Macintosh .sit file over five
> megabytes and it failed to reach me.  I am currently trying to set
> up a super e-mail account to accept large messages which hopefully
> will be up and running at the close of business Thursday.
>
> If you have the MRJ_SDK_1.0.2 or even better, MRJ_SDK_1.5, which is so
> old that Apple no longer keeps it at it's developer tool kit ftp site,
> I would be most appreciative if you could e-mail it to me.
>
> Please contact me at
> craig.shoemaker@his.com
>
> and when my super e-mail account is ready to accept long messages,
> I'll let you know the e-mail account name.
>
> Thanks, and sorry to intrude,
> Craig
>
> In article <craig.shoemakers-2805012237020001@pm1v-15.his.com>,
> craig.shoemakers@his.com (Craig Shoemaker) wrote:
>
> > Hi,
> > Apple's Macintosh runtime for Java, standard development kit,
> >
> > MRJ SDK version 1.5
> >
> > is no longer available from Apple's Java ftp site because it is too old.
> >
> > I have MRJ 1.5, but am looking to also get the SDK for version 1.5.
> >
> > If you have MRJ SDK 1.5 archived, could you please e-mail it to me
> > at
> > craig.shoemaker@his.com
> >
> > Thanks,
> > Craig