Squirrelmail cant upload messages larger than 2MB?
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The mail server itself (sendmail, postfix, qmail) might have a restriction in its configuration for 2 megs. You'll have to check them out as well.\n\nAdditional: Do you have to restart the web server for the new settings to take effect? What's the error message? Anything in the web server error logs? Could it be a space issue (as in where SM puts things might only have a meg of free but the others put them in /tmp which has enough).\n\nDid you look at the wiki for SquirrellMail?\n\nhttp://www.squirrelmail.org/wiki/AttachmentSize\n\nThere seems to be lots of good info there.
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Create geocities account..upload your file there..mail the link to your friends...this worked for me when I had to send large mail attachments those days free email accounts didn't support larger files.
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I would recommend checking the size of the file you are trying to send. You will need to confirm the size is less or equal to the size your mail provider allows you to send (in most cases 10MB).\n\nIf it will fit you can then attach the file itself (not a play list containing the file) to the email and send it to whomever you want.\n\nIf you find the file is larger than your size limit you could try compressing it using a program like win-zip or the built in windows compressed zip folder option. If this makes it the correct size you're good to go, if not try splitting the video into more than one part and sending each separately.
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http://www.yousendit.com/ will allow u to send files up to 1gb Also gmail.com will allow u to as well if u want a gmail account email me lbigfella@gmail.com u need to be recoomeneded by some1 that uses gmail before u can get an account
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u just visit  www.yousendit.com   .\n\nthere u can send a file of size  upto  1GB
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No, it isn't 20mb. It is 10 megabytes (see source).\n\nHowever, your outgoing server might not allow 10mb; maybe it only takes 5.5mb (like my old one).\n\nYour best bet for anything about or over 10mb is yousendit (http://www.yousendit.com). It can send files up to 100mb for free. Rather than attaching it directly to the email,  it gives the recepient a link to download. It is fast and easy.\n\nHope this helps!\n\nI've never had any problems with attachments in Gmail myself and have found it more reliable than hotmail or Yahoo mail.
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before sending you need to re-size you picks to about 640 X 480 size.  This is a good size to view and is the size preferred by most email servers
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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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Probably cant email.. Try using  FTP..It works well for sending large files.
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Hotmail Beta is from the new services and Betas Microsoft offering..... Go to : http://ideas.live.com\nLive Mail Beta. Gives you a 2GB. Storage.. and a great Interface
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1) no limit on file size.\n     most email providers will limit the size of your attachments\n     ftp has no limit - you can tranfer a terabyte if you're so inclined\n\n2) direct connection \n     you don't have to wait for the file to upload to your mail server,\n     transfer to the recipient's mail server,\n     and then be downloaded by the recipient.\n     you/the recipient  just connect directly to the \n     server and download.\n     when you transfer files via email, you're effectively\n     transferring the file two to three times\n\n3) security \n     ftp can be done over ssl, allowing for more secure transfers\n     of files.\n     if you're setting up your own ftp server, you can provide\n     logins to the people you want, and no one else.
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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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Disable the Firewall and try (right click the icon by the time)\n\nAlternatively, the size of the attachment WILL cause problems if it is generally7 over 1 mb
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Send up to one gigabyte:\nhttp://www.yousendit.com/
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Post it on your yahoo web site.. they give us each 2GB of space to use
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u get more than 2.5GB space......\nu can use ur gmail account as a online storage aswell using Gmail drive..or..Gspace(in firefox)....\nu can use Gtalk,calender in ur gmail inbox..........wat else do u want......\nyahoomail is also good...gmail has more features
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this should be no problem because free yahoo webmail supports 10MB attachments.\n\nIf the person you are sending to has a limited attachment size then that may be your problem.\n\nOtherwise, you are not waiting long enough to upload the attachement to the email server that is sending out the email.  Be patient.  If you don't have broadband, then sending a 3MB file may time out the limit on your Internet Explorer before the whole attachement is uploaded.\n\nIf your browser is 'timing out' during the upload then try upload at night when internet traffic is greatly reduced.