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Re: Sending a large attachment.
You say the photos are small.
Are you referring to the height and width or are you referring to the file
size of the photos?
The photos should be reduced in file size before inserting into the Word
doc.
When you attach nontext to an email, the nontext has to be encoded as text
which increases the file size by 33 1/3%.
Your 60,000 kb attachment could actually be 80,000 kb.
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Ronald Sommer
"Spudee" <btate@dodo.com.au> wrote in message
news:AB86B6ED-94DE-45CB-B24E-FC40415C4FFB@microsoft.com...
: G'day Gharles and Gary,
:
: Seems that the problem was in the size of the attachment which was over
: 60,000 KBs. I spoke to my providor and they have advised that most
mailboxes
: will only hold about 20,000KBs before they are full. They suggested I
break
: the attachment down into 4 or 5 seperate attachments and send each
seperately
: after advising the recipients first. Sounds about right. Thanks again
for
: your advice.
:
: Regards.
:
: "Gary VanderMolen" wrote:
:
: > The first thing you should do is uninstall McAfee since it is
incompatible
: > with Windows Mail. Then try sending again. If you get a new error
message,
: > copy it, then post it here.
: >
: > Gary VanderMolen
: >
: >
: > "Spudee" <btate@dodo.com.au> wrote in message
news:ADE5E713-3265-4A2B-B29C-A414A78480C7@microsoft.com...
: > > G'day from 'down under',
: > >
: > > I have been attempting for 2 days now to send an extremely important
email
: > > with a 19 page attachment. The bulk of the attachment is Word 2007
text with
: > > about a dozen small photos scattered throughout. However, my virus
: > > programme, McAfee, tells me that the mesage is not able to be sent. I
have
: > > read a number of posts here and it seems that this sort of problem is
either
: > > with Windows Mail in Vista, McAfee, or my server!! Help please.
: >
: >
: >
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