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In Outlook 98 there was a method that allowed the sender to have the
system automatically break up a large, over 2 MB, message into smaller more acceptable segments that would recombine into the large message once received at the client end. I have been trying to locate that feature in Outlook 2000 with no success. Is this still available? I have a file of about 20 MB that needs to be sent to a client but cannot be sent due to its size. Other methods, such as Winrar, are available but requires the receiver to go though added steps to put the file back together. The old method of sending large files would be much cleaner. James |
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