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Windows 7: Outlook 2010 and sending large attachments

05 Feb 2011  
Philip Newman

Windows 7 Home Premium
 
 
Outlook 2010 and sending large attachments

Not that large actually. The critical size of an attachment is 3Mb; larger than that and the e-mail doesn't leave the Outbox, and I get a send/receive error which means nothing to me at all. What is actually happening is that e-mail is being sent everytime Send/Receive happens, so addressees are getting my e-mail every 20 minutes - and usually phone me when they have downloaded 30 - 40 copies of the e-mail into their In Box, at which point I manually drag the message from 'outbox' to 'sent items'.

Any ideas on what's happening/how to fix (in simple English please)



Phil.
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05 Feb 2011  
Irene

Windows 7 Home Premium 64bit
Stafford, England
 
 

There are a couple of ways around this:

Outlook 2010's Default Attachment Size
The above method involves changing the registry - please ensure that you backup the registry before making any changes. You can always restore if the result is not what you expect.

Alternatively, and probably a safer method, you could reduce/compress files with a 'zip' facility, e.g. WinZip. Here are some guidelines:
How do I compress and e-mail files with WinZip? - WinZip Computing :: Knowledgebase
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06 Feb 2011  
BugMeister

64-Bit Windows7 Ult-SP1
UK
 
 

- could be that your IP has a limit on the size of a message, maybe.. (?)
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