attachment Size limit

[Guest]

What is the maximum size I can send as a Zip file in Microsoft Office
Outlook, my ziped files wont go and get sent back

 

[F.H. Muffman]

What is the maximum size I can send as a Zip file in Microsoft Office
Outlook, my ziped files wont go and get sent back

Outlook has no limit.

Your ISP might.
So might the receiving ISP.

Contact your ISP, see if they limit the size of an email message.

 

[Guest]

Outlook has no limit.

Your ISP might.
So might the receiving ISP.

Contact your ISP, see if they limit the size of an email message.

 

[F.H. Muffman]

I have checked all of that and my ISP is ok I have sent the same Zip
file from my laptop and it sent ok, must be something to do with the
settings in Microsoft Outlook on my Desk top any ideas? thanks

Let's start with 'gets sent back'. Does this mean you're getting an email
back saying why the message wouldn't go?

Could you paste in the text of that message?

 

[Guest]

Let's start with 'gets sent back'. Does this mean you're getting an email
back saying why the message wouldn't go?

Could you paste in the text of that message?
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f.h.


Im sorry I can't get it fast enough, but it says something like timed out if it persist contact your ISP provider. Which I have and we have checked conection, but they do not support Microsoft Outlook and say it something to do with the settings

 

[F.H. Muffman]

Im sorry I can't get it fast enough, but it says something like
timed out if it persist contact your ISP provider. Which I have and
we have checked conection, but they do not support Microsoft Outlook
and say it something to do with the settings

Tools - E-mail Accounts - View or change existing e-mail accounts - Select
the connection - Change - More Settings - Advanced. Make the Server Timeout
longer than it is.

If those steps aren't correct, what version of Outlook?

 

[Guest]

Tools - E-mail Accounts - View or change existing e-mail accounts - Select
the connection - Change - More Settings - Advanced. Make the Server Timeout
longer than it is.

If those steps aren't correct, what version of Outlook?

Thanks for that have adjusted the time out settings to teh maximum of 10
mins and still not sending I have Microsoft Outlook 2007
Thanks
karen

 

[Guest]

Does this only happen when you send to certain email addresses? Some ISP
mailboxes have limits on size of files they will receive / store. i.e. AOL
max file size is (or at least used to be) 2MB. Check with the person you're
trying to send the file to.

 

[Guest]

afterthought: mail may also bounce if the recipients mailbox is too full.

 

[F.H. Muffman]

Thanks for that have adjusted the time out settings to teh maximum of
10 mins and still not sending I have Microsoft Outlook 2007

Ok, lets go back to something. The message you're getting. You said you
can't get it fast enough. What do you mean? Is it a message box that pops
up and disappears? Is it an email that shows up in your mailbox and
disappears?

 

[Guest]

afterthought: mail may also bounce if the recipients mailbox is too full.

Hi Everyone,
Right after many phonecalls I finally have an answer it would appear that
the maximum Attachment size I can send is 6MB why NTL didnt tell me this in
the first place i don't know so weather |I send fom Hotmail Gmail or what
ever I can only send a max of 6MB, I would like to thank you all for your
help on this matter I have learnt a few things about Microsoft Outlook so it
did benifit in some way once again Thanks
Kaz