I recently upgraded to a computer with Vista Business and Outlook 2007.
Computer is on a LAN.
Other computers on the network (both XP w/older MS office) can send e-mails
with attachments up to 10meg.
Mine can only send attachments up to 1meg. When I try to send anything larger
it gives me an error -connection to the network failed. Is there a time-out
setting in Outlook? I can recieve large attachements from a computer on our
LAN but then can't send it back...
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Thanks, Shawn

Suggest you ask in an Outlook newsgroup - FrontPage has a 1MB limit with
some servers, but that has existed in all Operating Systems since
FrontPage 97 running on Windows 95, and has nothing to do with email.

--
Ron Symonds - Microsoft MVP (FrontPage)
Reply only to group - emails will be deleted unread.

http://www.rxs-enterprises.org/fp




"midwestdnd" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:13323D32-A1B6-424C-98E4-(E-Mail Removed):

> I recently upgraded to a computer with Vista Business and Outlook 2007.
> Computer is on a LAN.
> Other computers on the network (both XP w/older MS office) can send e-mails
> with attachments up to 10meg.
> Mine can only send attachments up to 1meg. When I try to send anything larger
> it gives me an error -connection to the network failed. Is there a time-out
> setting in Outlook? I can recieve large attachements from a computer on our
> LAN but then can't send it back...
> --
> Thanks, Shawn

Nothing to do with **Frontpage*** Please try the Outlook or Office groups.

"midwestdnd" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:13323D32-A1B6-424C-98E4-(E-Mail Removed)...
>I recently upgraded to a computer with Vista Business and Outlook 2007.
> Computer is on a LAN.
> Other computers on the network (both XP w/older MS office) can send
> e-mails
> with attachments up to 10meg.
> Mine can only send attachments up to 1meg. When I try to send anything
> larger
> it gives me an error -connection to the network failed. Is there a
> time-out
> setting in Outlook? I can recieve large attachements from a computer on
> our
> LAN but then can't send it back...
> --
> Thanks, Shawn