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rfharris has a good idea. I'm wondering, have you tried transforming your image into a GIF and importing it into your memo ?<br />
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mchampou
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rfharris has a good idea. I'm wondering, have you tried transforming your image into a GIF and importing it into your memo ?

mchampou

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The 198Kb... Is that the size that the recipient sees or is that the size of the draft?
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The 198Kb... Is that the size that the recipient sees or is that the size of the draft?

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Is there any way to split the attachment into parts ?<br />
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-Arun
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Is there any way to split the attachment into parts ?

-Arun

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Nothing seemed to work until I opened the picture in explorer and then copied the opened version onto my email. This created a very bad copy of my picture but cut the size down to 22kb. Very odd!<br />
Thanks for your help though.
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Nothing seemed to work until I opened the picture in explorer and then copied the opened version onto my email. This created a very bad copy of my picture but cut the size down to 22kb. Very odd!
Thanks for your help though.

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I am trying to create an internal email to send to about 3000 in my company. I really like using graphics but am finding it hard to get the file size down. The email without graphics is 5kb, the picture size is 5kb (I have used Optimiser and compressed the file) - but the combined total is 198kb (we have a 50kb limit at work). Does anyone know what the problem is and how I can overcome it?
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I am trying to create an internal email to send to about 3000 in my company. I really like using graphics but am finding it hard to get the file size down. The email without graphics is 5kb, the picture size is 5kb (I have used Optimiser and compressed the file) - but the combined total is 198kb (we have a 50kb limit at work). Does anyone know what the problem is and how I can overcome it?

My Email is too Large

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