Yeah, I see your point when it comes to extra stuff. The only thing that is really extra is four wav files, and two of those are about 3 minute songs that I put in for an easter egg int he game. Zipped up, the map pack was 63 megs. 20gb with each being 1024 megs per gig, would be nearly 350 downloads or so, if it was just the one map pack. I honestly don't think 300 plus people downloaded my map pack, although it would be cool if they did, lol. No, I think your right, I think one of the other stuff got out of hand, problably the tabernacle documentary, and now I am "suspended", grin. I guess I would just like to wait and see when the suspension is lifted and go from there. If it still does that kind of thing, I might have to switch to send space. I don't want to have to pay for both services, I can only really afford one. In the meantime, what I will do is upload the map and offer that email on list till dropbox settles down. al "The truth will set you free" Jesus Christ of Nazareth 33A.D. ----- Original Message ----- From: Ian Reed To: ian-reeds-games@xxxxxxxxxxxxx Sent: Thursday, December 20, 2012 6:42 PM Subject: [ian-reeds-games] Re: drop box problem Allan, Wow, I'm surprised about that being a 20 gig per day limit but that is how it reads. I definitely wouldn't want you to take out sounds that you are using. Just make sure that there aren't sounds that you thought you might use and decided not to. I wonder if the problem could have been the other files being downloaded. I can't tell you if dropbox will work long term for you or not. I can only say that all my dev versions that I've released through our email chains and this list have been through dropbox public links and I've never had an email from dropbox. That's only about 11 versions since we started the group emails at about 22 megs each download with a max of 4 people downloading. You may be getting more downloads than I was with the dev versions. You might check the size of your map pack when it's zipped up but again I wonder if it's the other files. Well, good luck with it! Ian Reed