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YSIYousendit (File Transfer Website)
YSIYellow Springs Instruments (Yellow Springs, OH)
YSIYou Said It
YSIYoung Social Innovators (Ireland)
YSIYouth Science Institute
YSIYoung Scots for Independence (Edinburgh, Scotland, UK)
YSIYou Stupid Idiot
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You want to build step-by-step videos; you''ll need to upload them to website hosts where you can add all those successfully to a web page, instead of having to send back and forth those large video files through YouSendIt or FTP files, you always want it to be flash based on a website somewhere.
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With plug-ins downloaded from yousendit, iPhoto and Adobe Acrobat users can send files directly from the applications.
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The free use of YouSendIt allows you to send multiple files up to 100 MB each and up to 40 GB per month.
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