how do i show file size in outlook express?
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view, columns, checkmark next to size
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In Outlook Express go into tools > options > security and remove the check from 'Do not allow attachments to be saved..........'.\n\nThat will fix it.
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Outlook Express stores messages in files with a *.dbx extension.  simply saving these files won't help.  You must EXPORT the folder, using File/Export, and I suggest saving it as a TEXT file. ( IMPORTANT!! REMEMBER WHERE YOU SAVE THE EXPORT FILE!! )....Once the text file is exported and saved, you can burn it to a flopy or other removable media, and then use IMPORT to load them back into OE later...\n\nThe process is not ' intuitive', but it is relatively simple.
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In Internet Explorer, View > Text Size > Medium
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Outlook Express might be protecting you from what it sees as a dodgy attachment, or you may not have the right file associations. Instead save it, and then right click on the file and choose a program to launch it. And hope it's not a virus.
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Outlook Express/tools/mail/properties/servers
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Which mail service are you using? May be the size of the file is too big or the mail service may not be supporting the file type.
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go to view and click on text size
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outlook express    createmail   format     rich text   background
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for PC, you can check the filesize by right clicking the file and selecting properties.\n\nto reduce it's size, you need image editing software compatable with the type of image (jpg, gif, bmp, png).\n\nphotoshop is the best for it, select ::  file > save optimized (or save for web), then play with the settings.\n\nif you just have paint, you can only change it's dimensions ( width by hight in pixels),  format > change canvas size.\n\ngood luck.
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Right click on the image file and select Properties.\nThis will give you the size of the image.\nHow small? How long is a piece of string?\nIf you compress a small file it is possible to finish up with a larger one as the symbols are being used.
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File Type 1 Outlook Express Mailbox  (Most common) \nFile Format Misc File \nCommon? No \nFile Description Mailbox for e-mail messages created or saved in Outlook Express \nProgram(s) that open a ods file Windows: Microsoft Outlook Express
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http://windirstat.sourceforge.net/\n\nWindirstat if you have the space then download it and run it on your drive c.  It will show you where the biggest files are and exactly what is taking up how much space in a nice little picture form!\n\nNormally youll see like old files you forgot about and can delete those I freed up like 20gigs myself.
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it depends on the e-mail program. usually there will be a button called attach files or something like that
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Hi, your emails are stored as a .pst.  So, go to start>search for files and folders> and enter .pst\n\nor take note of its location... it is sort of buried but..\n\ndocuments and settings>your profile>local settings>application data>microsoft>outlook\n\n\n\n\nEDIT: oops but not for outlook, sorry...\n\nFrom the Outlook Express menu select Tools | Options | Maintenance and click the StoreFolder button. You see a dialog with the name of the directory that has your mail files. If you look in that directory you find files named after your mail folders and news groups. They all have a .DBX suffix. Outlook Express keeps all messages in these database files. If you make copies of these files regularly, you'll have a safe backup of your OE mail. \n\nhope that helps
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what does it do? what is the size of the file. Most of the eMail providers do not allow more than 10 Mb, usually. if this is not the problem it may your connection problem.\nPlease be more discriptive.
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go to the "view" menu and go to "text size"