I have Yahoo Mail Plus. When I get a msg. with an attachment more than 10 meg. it is removed, why?
549496
That means you have the capacity of getting 20 megs of emails stored in your inbox.....you cant send a 10 meg file.\n\nTell that person to zip or compress the file before sending and try again.
77538
1k is very small, almost to small for even a simple email.  \n\nAnyways, tough to answer because one key fact may have been omited.  Was there an attachment?  If there was you can compress files with a program like WinZip or WinRar.  If there was no attachment you can only remove writen contents to make it smaller.\n\nIf there was no attachment, and you didn't make a typo with the 1k thing, then maybe the person you are trying to send the mail to has a full email box, or the server the person's email box is on is not setup correctly.\n\nHope I could be helpful.
330442
Perhaps you should send YAHOO an email about this concern. You can find further assistance at the following link:\nhttp://help.yahoo.com/help/us/mail/index.html
1091353
No, it isn't 20mb. It is 10 megabytes (see source).\n\nHowever, your outgoing server might not allow 10mb; maybe it only takes 5.5mb (like my old one).\n\nYour best bet for anything about or over 10mb is yousendit (http://www.yousendit.com). It can send files up to 100mb for free. Rather than attaching it directly to the email,  it gives the recepient a link to download. It is fast and easy.\n\nHope this helps!\n\nI've never had any problems with attachments in Gmail myself and have found it more reliable than hotmail or Yahoo mail.
1013493
maybe the file is too big that exceeds the quota of the e-mail you want to send. if you're sending pictures, try sending it one by one.
74173
It can. I believe it is up to 10mb to send/save/recieve...and it may have went up because I sent a 20 mb file to someone via yahoo messenger and it went right through.
667992
Thats a outlook "feature" that extracts potientially dangerous attachement files like *.exe; *.com, *.bat, *.vbs, and so on.\n\nThere are ways to circumvent that:\n- Either you turn that option (security)\n- Or you just zip the files before you send them.\n\nGo for option 2!
1081752
WELL TRY TO REFRESH THE PAGE IF THE ATTACHMENT IS IN YAHOO SOMETIMES IT IS NO TYOUR BROWSER BUT THE SITE A LOT OF TIMES. TRY SENDING THE EMAIL TO ANOTHER EMAIL ACCOUNT IF YOU HAVE IT AND TRY TO OPEN IT THROUGH ANOTHER EMAIL PROVIDER AND SEE IF YOU HAVE THE SAME ERROR.  IF YOU DO AND YOU KNOW THAT IT IS A LEGIT EMAIL THEN DISABLE EMAIL SCANNONG TEMPORARILY
1070998
The answer depends on which email software/service you are using.   Look for an "Options"  or "Preferences" or some such title tab, and look for something about Forwarding or Attachments.\n\nAnother possibility is that your internet service provider is restricting forwarding of attachments because of size or anti-spam reasons.   Check with them too.
368050
This means that there was an error during the transmission of the picture. It could be your email client that, some kind of spam, or content filter, that filter out the picture. If that is the case, try changing your options or preferences.
1045629
if you can't I would suggest reinstalling it.  You should be able to hit reply.  Check to make sure you hit send&#92;recieve if you can and there just not going out.  If you attaching a document make sure its not over 10MB that is going to yahoo aol or gmail accounts or any other webmail accounts.
352356
You can either zip it into a bunch of little files or get a email service that will let you send larger attachments, like Gmail.
1006733
most free email accounts will only send up to 5mb attachments. Check the details of your file and if it is larger than 5mb, try clipping the video, encoding it in a different format or zipping it.
1090532
I've done 2 gb to yahoo but it stopped halfway through for security. error 999. Just break it up.
939884
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.
275618
I work closely with PR folks, and from what they tell me - and always ask me to do - is to never include an attachment in the email. More than the virus threat, they don't want the extra step of clicking on an attachment and waiting for it to load. Media people are always pressed for time, and attachments are like little irritants to them.
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If you are using outlook express, go to tools, options, security tab, see if the box next to "Do not allow attachment..." is checked, if yes uncheck it and click ok.