Outlook has no such limit. Any restriction on email size is at the server.
You don't say what type of mail account you have?

If you connect to an Exchange server (work, school) then the limit is set
there. You would have to talk to your Exchange Admin but they may only lift
the restriction temporarily for you. If you use an ISP, they make the
restriction on their server. You can in that case check your ISP's website,
they often offer webmail.

Or you can use yousendit.com to send/receive large emails.

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Kathleen Orland


"Tony" wrote in message
...
Can someone tell me how to change Outlook 2003 configuration so it allows
me
to accept emails over 5 meg?

I don't know how to post a new topic so I selected your topic Outlook
2003.

"Mark" wrote:

Just set up a Windows 7 notebook with OUtlook 2003 connecting to
Exchange
2003. All current service packs are installed.

When the notebookd is connected locally, outlook connects to exchange
and
works perfectly.

When I connect through a VPN tunnel I can browse any shares on the same
server that exchange is on, but Outlook cannot connect. The same account
works fine on an XP machine. A VPN tunnel is the only option for
connecting
with this machine when it is outside the company.

Any suggestions for fixing?

Thanks