what is the maximum attachment size of a yahoo mail?
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You can attach maximum of 5 files with the maximum size of 10 MB in yahoo mail at a time.
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most email providers have a message size limit. Many files can be compressed with zip or rar tools to reduce the attachment size but the person gettin the mail must have a way to unzip them. Note that jpeg files are already compressed so this will not work.
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http://help.yahoo.com/help/us/mail/ext/ext-09.html
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It depends... if you're using a personal email address (Yahoo, Hotmail, Comcast, whatever) you can as long as they're not too big. One or two songs per email, not the whole album--- 10mb is a good rule of thumb for maximum attachment size.\n\nIf you're using a corporate/work email address, possibly but probably not. Many companies have policies that these files can't be sent through company email--- too big, and not work-related. The machines that enforce these policies can check inside a zip and see what's there, and will also often be able to catch the mp3 even if you rename it to .doc or something.\n\nSo ask your friend to keep the messages small and send them to you at home, and you should be fine!
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Hotmail is certainly the worst with 4 mb of space or so.\nYahoo is great, and has a big attachment size (10 mb) and overall space of 1gb.\nGmail is the best, almost 3gb of space and counting, Your email and messenger in one single explorer, with no need of extra download of software, POP accessible (to use outlook or other similar programs), and you can set google to receive all your email, even from other accounts like yahoo, and also set it that you are able to send email from another email adress of yours (ex. yahoo) through the same page (thats what i do)...\nI beleive u understand now why gmail is much more superior...
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http://help.yahoo.com/help/us/mail/ext/
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Try the php script at http://www.formmail.com. It supports attachments.
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just send everything to a yahoo id its much better and more storage space like 1 gb. I can get you a gmail account that has 2gb storage just let me know im at virds2k@yahoo.com
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it depends on the e-mail program. usually there will be a button called attach files or something like that
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Very few providers, if any, will allow an attachment of that size because most receiving mailboxes can't handle something that large.  It's called a mail bomb, and it's a very effective denial of service attack.\n\nOn top of that, sending email that large is RUDE.  Find another way to transmit it, like the free web space that comes with almost all ISP accounts.  Or use a free service like http://www.mydatabus.com or http://www.sharebigfile.com/
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It's not a matter of pixels, but file size.  It also depends if you're sending multiple photos.  I would say a good rule of thumb to follow is to keep your email size under 1MB.  If you want to send more photos, post them on Flickr/Yahoo! Photos/or some other photo service and then send the URL instead.  To compress and resize your images, use the 'Save for Web' feature in Adobe Photoshop or some other photo editing software.\n\nFilling up someone's mailbox that may be limited to disk space is a bad thing, so more than 1MB is probably more than you should send.
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you can check how much storage space u have in ur mail settings, that way u 'll b able to know how much space is left. then u can transfer mails with heavy attachments to a folder created within ur mail box. u can also make different folders to sort ur mails.. that way u 'll have space in ur inbox,.. and u 'll not have to delete ur mails. anyway.. make ur ID on Gmail. then u'll never have to delete ur mails,.. as they give u space of 2 GB, which i think is enough.
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You can only attach folders to a Yahoo E-mail if it is a zip folder.
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Google says it gives a space of infintity+1 .. If u need some space daily use Google GMAIL ..
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what does it do? what is the size of the file. Most of the eMail providers do not allow more than 10 Mb, usually. if this is not the problem it may your connection problem.\nPlease be more discriptive.
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Try a different email account/service.\n\nIf there is an attachment involved that you are using maybe the file is too big.  Otherwise, you may just wait a day and see if it works the next day.
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http://email.about.com/od/yahoomailtips/qt/et031305.htm