Thank you. She is quite ignorant in computer. Luckily it is University
library computer. Someone will have to clear that up albeit a few accusing
looks at her direction.
Yes, there should be a few with good size attachments, courtesy of her
alumni , us.
t-4-2
"R. C. White" <rc@xxxxxx> wrote in message
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Quote:
> Hi, t-4-2.
>
> WLM doesn't impose such a limit, nor does Outlook. Must be her ISP that
> has "locked up" her account. Contact the ISP.
>
> Or, use webmail to access the account, review the incoming messages, and
> delete any spam or other problem ones. If her mailbox is still too full,
> she'll have to read and delete some of the good ones to make room for
> more. Maybe one of those messages holds some large photos or other
> graphics files.
>
> RC
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> San Marcos, TX
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> "t-4-2" <dhuang1@xxxxxx> wrote in message
> news:#pbI28o#JHA.5064@xxxxxx Quote:
>> A friend of mine went on a short vacation. Came back and found 278
>> e-mails in her mail box. According to her, the e-mail account is " locked
>> up ".
>> Fortunately she has another account.
>> I believe she is using Outlook.
>> What can I tell her to " unlock " that account ? Thank you.
>>
>> t-4-2
>