Outlook won't send large attachments
 

"Jeffry Salvaggio" wrote:

Hello PN,

Most likely it is your Service Timeout setting in your email account. Go to
Acctseditadvanceserver timeout. Move the slider to the right to adjust
the setting. I have mine set for 6 minutes. I hope that helps.

Jeff

I have the same problem as the many posted on this topic. I went to email accounts Jeff but cant find the path as you describe. I went to email accounts, but there was no edit, therefore no advance etc. Using Outlook 2003. Can you please direct me a little more specifically.

Thanks Pam
"PN" wrote in message
...
When I try to send an attachment 1mb or larger Outlook won't send it. It
used
to send but leave it in the Outbox so I ended up sending it 20 times now
it
won't send at all.

I don't know if this is my ISP or Outlook configuration/installation but I
could use some assistance.

Thanks

Outlook won't send large attachments
 

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After furious head scratching, Pam from Oz asked:

| "Jeffry Salvaggio" wrote:
|
|| Hello PN,
||
|| Most likely it is your Service Timeout setting in your email
|| account. Go to
|| Acctseditadvanceserver timeout. Move the slider to the right to
|| adjust
|| the setting. I have mine set for 6 minutes. I hope that helps.
||
|| Jeff
||
|| I have the same problem as the many posted on this topic. I went to
|| email accounts Jeff but cant find the path as you describe. I went
|| to email accounts, but there was no edit, therefore no advance etc.
|| Using Outlook 2003. Can you please direct me a little more
|| specifically.
|
| Thanks Pam
|| "PN" wrote in message
|| ...
||| When I try to send an attachment 1mb or larger Outlook won't send
||| it. It used
||| to send but leave it in the Outbox so I ended up sending it 20
||| times now it
||| won't send at all.
|||
||| I don't know if this is my ISP or Outlook
||| configuration/installation but I could use some assistance.
|||
||| Thanks

Outlook won't send large attachments
 

Hi Milly,

I'm having this problem too. My Outlook 2003 will not send emails that are
larger than 6 or 7mb, though when I had 2000, I didn't have this issue. I
tried what you suggested with changing the timeout and I recieved an error
that said "that account name is already in use, choose another name" it
won't do it. So I'm at a loss and I do have to send contracts over my email,
I've tried using .rar .zip ,etc but none compress down small enough to send
at 5 to 6 MB; my ISP said my limit is 10MB per email.

Any suggestions on this issue above and any suggestions on some other
compression programs would be of tremendous assistance as I deal is some
fairly large PDF files, and I've seen some that are over 40pgs compressed
down to a 6MB file.

I've also noticed that I'm getting errors on trying to start Outlook when
having re-boot the system that it can't access the .pst folder and on exiting
I get a major error, and all I was able to gather was this...

App. Name: Outlook.exe
App. Version: 11.0.8.206.0
App. Stamp: 479ce0d
ModName: kernel32.dll
ModVer: 5.1.200.3119
Mod Stamp: 46239bd5
fDebug: 0 Offset: 00012a5b
c:\Docume (funny little symbol - not on my keyboard)1\Sunnys(funny
symbol)1\Locals(funny symbol)1\Temp\1750875.cvr

Not sure what this is all about ....

Thanks in advance for any assistance...
Sunny

"Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]" wrote:

Tools-Options-Mail Setup-Email Accounts-View or Change-Highlight your
Account-Change-More settings.

--�
Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]

Post all replies to the group to keep the discussion intact. All
unsolicited mail sent to my personal account will be deleted without
reading.

After furious head scratching, Pam from Oz asked:

| "Jeffry Salvaggio" wrote:
|
|| Hello PN,
||
|| Most likely it is your Service Timeout setting in your email
|| account. Go to
|| Acctseditadvanceserver timeout. Move the slider to the right to
|| adjust
|| the setting. I have mine set for 6 minutes. I hope that helps.
||
|| Jeff
||
|| I have the same problem as the many posted on this topic. I went to
|| email accounts Jeff but cant find the path as you describe. I went
|| to email accounts, but there was no edit, therefore no advance etc.
|| Using Outlook 2003. Can you please direct me a little more
|| specifically.
|
| Thanks Pam
|| "PN" wrote in message
|| ...
||| When I try to send an attachment 1mb or larger Outlook won't send
||| it. It used
||| to send but leave it in the Outbox so I ended up sending it 20
||| times now it
||| won't send at all.
|||
||| I don't know if this is my ISP or Outlook
||| configuration/installation but I could use some assistance.
|||
||| Thanks

Outlook won't send large attachments
 

kittikatt60 wrote:
Hi Milly,

I'm having this problem too. My Outlook 2003 will not send emails that are
larger than 6 or 7mb, though when I had 2000, I didn't have this issue. I
tried what you suggested with changing the timeout and I recieved an error
that said "that account name is already in use, choose another name" it
won't do it. So I'm at a loss and I do have to send contracts over my email,
I've tried using .rar .zip ,etc but none compress down small enough to send
at 5 to 6 MB; my ISP said my limit is 10MB per email.

Any suggestions on this issue above and any suggestions on some other
compression programs would be of tremendous assistance as I deal is some
fairly large PDF files, and I've seen some that are over 40pgs compressed
down to a 6MB file.

I've also noticed that I'm getting errors on trying to start Outlook when
having re-boot the system that it can't access the .pst folder and on exiting
I get a major error, and all I was able to gather was this...

App. Name: Outlook.exe
App. Version: 11.0.8.206.0
App. Stamp: 479ce0d
ModName: kernel32.dll
ModVer: 5.1.200.3119
Mod Stamp: 46239bd5
fDebug: 0 Offset: 00012a5b
c:\Docume (funny little symbol - not on my keyboard)1\Sunnys(funny
symbol)1\Locals(funny symbol)1\Temp\1750875.cvr

Not sure what this is all about ....

Thanks in advance for any assistance...
Sunny

While not a neat solution, you could open Outlook Express, let it import
your account settings but don't make it the default. It has an option
in the setup to split apart large E-Mails and they get re-assembled
seamlessly at the other end. There doesn't seem to be this option in
Outlook.

Or upload files to one of the Free storage spots, like
http://www.mediafire.com/

Then let the recipient have the unique URL to download the file

Frenchy



"Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]" wrote:

Tools-Options-Mail Setup-Email Accounts-View or Change-Highlight your
Account-Change-More settings.

--�
Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]

Post all replies to the group to keep the discussion intact. All
unsolicited mail sent to my personal account will be deleted without
reading.

After furious head scratching, Pam from Oz asked:

| "Jeffry Salvaggio" wrote:
|
|| Hello PN,
||
|| Most likely it is your Service Timeout setting in your email
|| account. Go to
|| Acctseditadvanceserver timeout. Move the slider to the right to
|| adjust
|| the setting. I have mine set for 6 minutes. I hope that helps.
||
|| Jeff
||
|| I have the same problem as the many posted on this topic. I went to
|| email accounts Jeff but cant find the path as you describe. I went
|| to email accounts, but there was no edit, therefore no advance etc.
|| Using Outlook 2003. Can you please direct me a little more
|| specifically.
|
| Thanks Pam
|| "PN" wrote in message
|| ...
||| When I try to send an attachment 1mb or larger Outlook won't send
||| it. It used
||| to send but leave it in the Outbox so I ended up sending it 20
||| times now it
||| won't send at all.
|||
||| I don't know if this is my ISP or Outlook
||| configuration/installation but I could use some assistance.
|||
||| Thanks

Outlook won't send large attachments
 

Hi Frenchy,

Guess I'm not following... using outlook express. I used to be able to send
large files with 2000 no problem. Just seems to be with 2003. Though I like
many of the updated features on 2003, it really has a lot of problems. Not
sure if it's from my install or if it's something else. Is this also a
problem with 2007? I was considering upgrading to that, hoping that that
would be an issue resolved...

Thanks,

Sunny

"Frenchy" wrote:

kittikatt60 wrote:
Hi Milly,

I'm having this problem too. My Outlook 2003 will not send emails that are
larger than 6 or 7mb, though when I had 2000, I didn't have this issue. I
tried what you suggested with changing the timeout and I recieved an error
that said "that account name is already in use, choose another name" it
won't do it. So I'm at a loss and I do have to send contracts over my email,
I've tried using .rar .zip ,etc but none compress down small enough to send
at 5 to 6 MB; my ISP said my limit is 10MB per email.

Any suggestions on this issue above and any suggestions on some other
compression programs would be of tremendous assistance as I deal is some
fairly large PDF files, and I've seen some that are over 40pgs compressed
down to a 6MB file.

I've also noticed that I'm getting errors on trying to start Outlook when
having re-boot the system that it can't access the .pst folder and on exiting
I get a major error, and all I was able to gather was this...

App. Name: Outlook.exe
App. Version: 11.0.8.206.0
App. Stamp: 479ce0d
ModName: kernel32.dll
ModVer: 5.1.200.3119
Mod Stamp: 46239bd5
fDebug: 0 Offset: 00012a5b
c:\Docume (funny little symbol - not on my keyboard)1\Sunnys(funny
symbol)1\Locals(funny symbol)1\Temp\1750875.cvr

Not sure what this is all about ....

Thanks in advance for any assistance...
Sunny

While not a neat solution, you could open Outlook Express, let it import
your account settings but don't make it the default. It has an option
in the setup to split apart large E-Mails and they get re-assembled
seamlessly at the other end. There doesn't seem to be this option in
Outlook.

Or upload files to one of the Free storage spots, like
http://www.mediafire.com/

Then let the recipient have the unique URL to download the file

Frenchy



"Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]" wrote:

Tools-Options-Mail Setup-Email Accounts-View or Change-Highlight your
Account-Change-More settings.

--�
Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]

Post all replies to the group to keep the discussion intact. All
unsolicited mail sent to my personal account will be deleted without
reading.

After furious head scratching, Pam from Oz asked:

| "Jeffry Salvaggio" wrote:
|
|| Hello PN,
||
|| Most likely it is your Service Timeout setting in your email
|| account. Go to
|| Acctseditadvanceserver timeout. Move the slider to the right to
|| adjust
|| the setting. I have mine set for 6 minutes. I hope that helps.
||
|| Jeff
||
|| I have the same problem as the many posted on this topic. I went to
|| email accounts Jeff but cant find the path as you describe. I went
|| to email accounts, but there was no edit, therefore no advance etc.
|| Using Outlook 2003. Can you please direct me a little more
|| specifically.
|
| Thanks Pam
|| "PN" wrote in message
|| ...
||| When I try to send an attachment 1mb or larger Outlook won't send
||| it. It used
||| to send but leave it in the Outbox so I ended up sending it 20
||| times now it
||| won't send at all.
|||
||| I don't know if this is my ISP or Outlook
||| configuration/installation but I could use some assistance.
|||
||| Thanks

Outlook won't send large attachments
 

kittikatt60 wrote:

I'm having this problem too. My Outlook 2003 will not send emails
that are larger than 6 or 7mb, though when I had 2000, I didn't have
this issue. I tried what you suggested with changing the timeout and
I recieved an error that said "that account name is already in use,
choose another name" it won't do it.

State EXACTLY what you're doing to elicit this message. Changing the
timeout value shouldn't produce it.
--
Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook]

Outlook won't send large attachments
 

Hi Brian,

Here was my original message, and I had follow the instruction of Frenchy,
who had responded back with going in and changing the time out value, so I
ended up with that message, and yes, it's what produced the response of "that
account name is already in use"

Original Message 5-06-08:

Hi Milly,

I'm having this problem too. My Outlook 2003 will not send emails that are
larger than 6 or 7mb, though when I had 2000, I didn't have this issue. I
tried what you suggested with changing the timeout and I recieved an error
that said "that account name is already in use, choose another name" it
won't do it. So I'm at a loss and I do have to send contracts over my email,
I've tried using .rar .zip ,etc but none compress down small enough to send
at 5 to 6 MB; my ISP said my limit is 10MB per email.

Any suggestions on this issue above and any suggestions on some other
compression programs would be of tremendous assistance as I deal is some
fairly large PDF files, and I've seen some that are over 40pgs compressed
down to a 6MB file.

I've also noticed that I'm getting errors on trying to start Outlook when
having re-boot the system that it can't access the .pst folder and on exiting
I get a major error, and all I was able to gather was this...

App. Name: Outlook.exe
App. Version: 11.0.8.206.0
App. Stamp: 479ce0d
ModName: kernel32.dll
ModVer: 5.1.200.3119
Mod Stamp: 46239bd5
fDebug: 0 Offset: 00012a5b
c:\Docume (funny little symbol - not on my keyboard)1\Sunnys(funny
symbol)1\Locals(funny symbol)1\Temp\1750875.cvr

Not sure what this is all about ....

Thanks in advance for any assistance...
Sunny


"Brian Tillman" wrote:

kittikatt60 wrote:

I'm having this problem too. My Outlook 2003 will not send emails
that are larger than 6 or 7mb, though when I had 2000, I didn't have
this issue. I tried what you suggested with changing the timeout and
I recieved an error that said "that account name is already in use,
choose another name" it won't do it.

State EXACTLY what you're doing to elicit this message. Changing the
timeout value shouldn't produce it.
--
Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook]

Outlook won't send large attachments
 

kittikatt60 wrote:

Here was my original message, and I had follow the instruction of
Frenchy, who had responded back with going in and changing the time
out value, so I ended up with that message, and yes, it's what
produced the response of "that account name is already in use"

I'm not surprised. Frenchy didn't suggest anything that appears to me to
address your problem. To change the server timeout value for an account in
Outlook 2003, click ToolsE-mail AccountsNext. Select your account, click
Change, then More Settings. On the Advanced tab is where you'll find the
timeout value.
--
Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook]

Outlook won't send large attachments
 

Sorry, but does this fix the issue of my email being able to send files of up
to 10MB?

Any suggestions on the other two issues with it not being able to access the
..pst files when the system has finished booting up or the other "serious
error" message received every time I close Outlook? And lastly, if I were to
just upgrade at this point to Office 2007, would it repair these issues?

Thanks Brian

"Brian Tillman" wrote:

kittikatt60 wrote:

Here was my original message, and I had follow the instruction of
Frenchy, who had responded back with going in and changing the time
out value, so I ended up with that message, and yes, it's what
produced the response of "that account name is already in use"

I'm not surprised. Frenchy didn't suggest anything that appears to me to
address your problem. To change the server timeout value for an account in
Outlook 2003, click ToolsE-mail AccountsNext. Select your account, click
Change, then More Settings. On the Advanced tab is where you'll find the
timeout value.
--
Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook]

Outlook won't send large attachments
 

Brian Tillman wrote:
kittikatt60 wrote:

Here was my original message, and I had follow the instruction of
Frenchy, who had responded back with going in and changing the time
out value, so I ended up with that message, and yes, it's what
produced the response of "that account name is already in use"

I'm not surprised. Frenchy didn't suggest anything that appears to me
to address your problem. To change the server timeout value for an
account in Outlook 2003, click ToolsE-mail AccountsNext. Select your
account, click Change, then More Settings. On the Advanced tab is where
you'll find the timeout value.

Sorry I didn't tell the OP to change the time out value! I gave a
couple of ways that the important large E-mails could be sent (like
using OE or using an upload web site). I appreciate that didn't fix the
Outlook problem, but it WOULD get the E-Mails sent!

Frenchy