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on 12-17-2012 4:19 PM
In today's age, 1 meg is nothing. I am trying to collaborate on a file I'm working on, but its 5.5 megs. Is there a way to request that SAP raises the upload limit?
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Hi Dean,
If you have an account with SAP you can ask for a sapmats share to be setup. Here you can upload much larger files. Support will send you a link where you can upload files to share if needed.
Kind Regards
Fergal.
SAP Visual Enterprise.
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Hi Dean,
File sizes can grow as you create and add to your document. If the file size gets too big, I would suggest using a service like Dropbox (a 2GB account is free). For added security, if the file is confidential, just zip the file with a password and send separately.
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