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Ted Fraser
Hi. Could someone tell me where to find and set attachment size limit?
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Chris Lanier
Hi, Only your ISP can tell you.
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Ted Fraser said:
Your mail client may have a setting to limit the size of attachments received.
However, the outgoing size limit, if any, is imposed by the servers
through which the messages passes.
Hi. Could someone tell me where to find and set attachment size limit?
Your mail client may have a setting to limit the size of attachments received.
However, the outgoing size limit, if any, is imposed by the servers
through which the messages passes.
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Chris Lanier
....and you can not change a limit. It is set by your ISP.
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Ted Fraser said:
Your mail client may have a setting to limit the size of attachments received.
However, the outgoing size limit, if any, is imposed by the servers
through which the message passes.
Your mail client may have a setting to limit the size of attachments received.
However, the outgoing size limit, if any, is imposed by the servers
through which the message passes.
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David Candy
To send large messages
Many e-mail and news servers limit the size of the messages you can receive and send. Usually this limit is one megabyte (1 MB) per message, including all attached files.
With Outlook Express, you can send large messages or files to e-mail and news servers that have size limits, by breaking the messages into smaller ones. When the group of messages is received, the e-mail program combines them into one message.
1.. On the Tools menu, click Accounts.
2.. On either the Mail or News tab, click Properties.
3.. On the Advanced tab, select the Break apart messages larger than x KB check box and then enter the maximum file size the server will allow.
Many e-mail and news servers limit the size of the messages you can receive and send. Usually this limit is one megabyte (1 MB) per message, including all attached files.
With Outlook Express, you can send large messages or files to e-mail and news servers that have size limits, by breaking the messages into smaller ones. When the group of messages is received, the e-mail program combines them into one message.
1.. On the Tools menu, click Accounts.
2.. On either the Mail or News tab, click Properties.
3.. On the Advanced tab, select the Break apart messages larger than x KB check box and then enter the maximum file size the server will allow.
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dev
David Candy said:
And if that doesn't fit your situation, search http://google.com for "file
splitters". Another alternative is to use a UUencoder.
To send large messages
Many e-mail and news servers limit the size of the messages you can
receive and send. Usually this limit is one megabyte (1 MB) per
message, including all attached files.
With Outlook Express, you can send large messages or files to e-mail
and news servers that have size limits, by breaking the messages into
smaller ones. When the group of messages is received, the e-mail
program combines them into one message.
1.. On the Tools menu, click Accounts. 2.. On either the Mail or News
tab, click Properties. 3.. On the Advanced tab, select the Break apart
messages larger than x KB check box and then enter the maximum file
size the server will allow.
And if that doesn't fit your situation, search http://google.com for "file
splitters". Another alternative is to use a UUencoder.