I'm having a problem sending a large attachment?
611510
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.
1174225
Most email clients limit the size of attachments.  1G is a large amount to send that way.  \n\nTwo suggestions, if you are in the same company, put it on a shared drive on the the file server, then anyone who has access to that drive can get the file.  Alternatively you can set up an FTP server and tell the person you are trying to send it to how to get to your server.\n\nWorst case...burn it on a DVD and snail mail it.
270173
You will have to attache the file to your mail, depending with your email provider. some will offer only 3mb upload and others like yahoo will offer up to 10mb
895328
You would be able to if you leave it download for long enough, don't open the attachment directly but save it first then open it, a 4000kb can take like over 10 minutes to download, so you have to be patient.
42117
Can't you send it as an attachment? (good luck)
923422
You can't it's far too big. Most email service blocks attachment to a maximum of 10mo.\n\nSending a complete DVD at a average rate of 20 k/s would take 3 days\n\n[edit] You can send a DVD but not by email.
1125537
download winrar.... useing that u can compress it aswell as split it... split it into 3 or 4 bits in upload them one by one in seperate mails
310922
Check the size of the video first. If it is over 10MB don't even bother as most ISP's and company mail systems are going to reject it, and a lot of companies (work addresses) reject at lower than that.
198064
ZIP them up (using WinZip, or some similar file).  This makes it one, low-size (lower, anyway) file that you can successfully e-mail.
339638
If its in an email that you can't see it, then try opening the attachment seperately - have experienced that before - not sure why (only with some jpegs), otherwise... not sure... sorry!
666344
The solution depends on what email client you are using and the security level.  I would recommend saving the attachment with a .txt extension or zipping it before mailing it (and possibly changing it from filename.zip to filename_zip before sending).  Then changing the extension back to html or unzipping it once received.  \n\nSome email clients, most notably almost all microsoft products, add code to HTML files.  Some spam blockers and firewalls don't let certain types of attachments thru.  The above should help address both those issues.\n\nGood luck.
154878
Hi, i think your database is too big, try this. first, empty the SENT folder and the recicle bin after doing that go to FILE then to FOLDER then select COMPACT ALL FOLDERS. let it do the job... then  restart your PC.
74173
It can. I believe it is up to 10mb to send/save/recieve...and it may have went up because I sent a 20 mb file to someone via yahoo messenger and it went right through.
1007026
you attachment is to big.\n oh  but you can send,\n shut down restart Outlook\n\nyour smtp is caught or its not talking to the exchange server anymore
1045629
if you can't I would suggest reinstalling it.  You should be able to hit reply.  Check to make sure you hit send&#92;recieve if you can and there just not going out.  If you attaching a document make sure its not over 10MB that is going to yahoo aol or gmail accounts or any other webmail accounts.
223620
Yeah, I used to get those...\n\nMake sure you don't have any spaces in the middle of your filenames... Just rename it to something easier...\n\nAlso that message sometimes came when my upload was too big to be uploaded...\nLike some generic error message...\n\nSummary:\n>try renaming your file or\n>reduce it's size\n\nGood Luck
624174
use the "send attachment" button.  It's pretty intuitive from there.