Is there a limitation for Send Up file size.

Tried three times load little over 100 Mb pdf file, but always an error occur.
Is there a file size limitation in this new version of Adobe send now?

Hi Jukka_fi,
There have been issues reported with uploading large files to Adobe Send, and Adobe Engineering is working hard to resolve them. If you are running into problems, we suggest you use Adobe SendNow for the time-being.
I hope that helps. Please let us know if you have additional questions.
Best,
Sara

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