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Managing Outlook Mail Attachment Images and Other File Types

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Overview Outlook mail is capable of sending and receiving attachments - images, PowerPoint presentations, Word files, and many other file types. Normally the Outlook Mail Server is set-up to "guard" the entire Outlook Mail system from viruses, and overly large messages. On many e-mail systems, technology personnel set a limit for the "size" of outgoing and incoming mail messages. Many e-mail systems restrict incoming messages to a file size of 1 megabyte or less. Others restrict outgoing messages in a similar manner. This paper will assist to determine the size of the files one wish to attach to messages, and determine the size of attached files on incoming messages.

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Publisher	Seton Hill University	File Format	PDF
Date Published	July 2003	Downloads	4
Format	White Papers
Topics	Email, E-Mail Client

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