Subject: MS Outlook sending mailing problem
ruggers15
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Post at 16-10-2009 12:45  Profile P.M. 
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MS Outlook sending mailing problem

Hey guys,

Since I've noticed a lot of computer geniuses on this forum, thought I'd asked you guys for some help.

I use MS Outlook and everytime I send an email out with attachments bigger than 2MB, it either takes forever to go out or not go out at all!! I've tried the usual MS Online help but like most things Microsoft, it was no help.

Is there a setting that I've missed?
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Post at 16-10-2009 12:52  Profile P.M. 
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You might want to explain a little more on your PC setup, Internet connection, using PC at home or company, network environment, etc. before we can give you a solution
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Post at 16-10-2009 14:09  Profile P.M. 
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what Internet Provider are you using Outlook for?  Is this regular Outlook or Outlook Express?  If Outlook Express, many IPs have caps on the size of files you can send, though any IP that limits to only 2Mb I'd drop immediately.  It's also possible that who you're sending it to can have limitations on their end.
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Post at 16-10-2009 14:25  Profile P.M. 
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I'm using CTM (Macau) but when I'm in Hong Kong (using PCCW), it's still the same. This is the regular Outlook on a company network. I got a wireless network setup here with about 6 - 7 computers. However, even if I'm at home and I'm the only one using the connection, it's still the same.

I googled this problem and they said something about setting time out settings. I tried that but to no avail. It's really annoying!
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Post at 16-10-2009 18:46  Profile P.M. 
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Reply #1 ruggers15's post

I know your problem: your software was written by Microsoft.  I'm afraid it's terminal.  

Best thing is to stop using it and use google apps instead ... the gmail client can be used for regular e-mail addresses ...


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