--- In [email protected], "sanofsans" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Hi folks, > > I have written a C++ exe that works fine on my computer. But when I > email it to somebody (I convert it to a .txt and to .exe in order to be > able to email it - > and this works on my computer, too), they cannot get it to run. When > they convert it to an .exe, they cannot run it. They just see a DOS > window, and it says > "Program too big to open". > > Any suggesions?
Make an archive of the executable file and then send that archive file. You can use applications like Winzip or WinRar to archive it. Otherwise, you can rename it as some other extension such as .JPG so that the email attachment is treated as binary rather than plain text.
