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Outlook - HTTP - Cannot send normal-sized email

Hi,

I cannot send emails larger than 1.3-1.4 MB with Outlook 2011 connecting by HTTPS to an Exchange Webmail server.

I don't have problems with webmail on a browser or exchange mail on a PC. I tried testing and chaning the MTU without luck. Is it another king of HTTP Shandling error on the MAC? The email sending progress bar slows down when reaching 1.3-1.4MB, stalls and ends up with the follwing error:



Error

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HTTP error. The resource is not found.


Details

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Mail could not be sent. The message has been moved toyour Drafts folder.


Error code: 18596

MacBook Pro, Mac OS X (10.6.7)

Posted on May 3, 2011 4:33 AM

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May 3, 2011 5:15 AM in response to Souliouz

HTML based e-mail is something which should be avoided regardless, since not all e-mail clients support it.


Use plain text in your Composing preferences. If you want someone to see the e-mail in formatted text, get a webhosting account somewhere, and post a link to it. Often internet service providers have limited space for users that can be used for HTML based documents. Seamonkey is a popular free webpage editor. Textwrangler is another, though requires a knowledge of HTML.


If you are sending image attachments beyond your sendmail server's limit, reduce their size with Preview using the Save As command. For better control, use http://www.lemkesoft.com/ 's GraphicConverter. You can often reduce a JPEG to 1/10th is original size and still get decent image quality.

May 3, 2011 6:18 AM in response to Souliouz

Attachment formatting itself is a crapshoot. Some e-mail programs don't like attachment formatting used by some mail clients while others have no trouble with it. You are better off storing said documents on webspace on your internet provider or webhost, and using a free FTP client to connect to said provider, and provide an http:// link to the document on the webhosting site.


If you have a static IP address, or Dyndns address you can also setup your computer as a webhost that can be downloaded from.

Outlook - HTTP - Cannot send normal-sized email

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