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If it is just text, put in a continued ... at the bottom. &nbsp;If it is a large file you can use PKZIP to zip it into a smaller file or use a program called GSPLITS (<a href="http://www.gsplits.com" rel="ugc">www.gsplits.com</a>) to split the file up into specific size increments.
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If it is just text, put in a continued ... at the bottom.  If it is a large file you can use PKZIP to zip it into a smaller file or use a program called GSPLITS (www.gsplits.com [http://www.gsplits.com]) to split the file up into specific size increments.

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Actually Outlook Express has an option indicating limit for outgoing mails BUT I need such topion in Outlook 97.<br />
It seems to me that it should be some macro to be used when I send large mail, that is, macro allowing to choose partial size for example 500kb, 1MB.
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Actually Outlook Express has an option indicating limit for outgoing mails BUT I need such topion in Outlook 97.
It seems to me that it should be some macro to be used when I send large mail, that is, macro allowing to choose partial size for example 500kb, 1MB.

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How can I split large message when sending via Outlook 97? That is to join it then with Outlook Express. Unfortunately i have to use Outlook 97 due to office mail server requirements.
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How can I split large message when sending via Outlook 97? That is to join it then with Outlook Express. Unfortunately i have to use Outlook 97 due to office mail server requirements.

Split large message in Outlook 97

Microsoft Outlook is a personal information manager from Microsoft, available as a part of the Microsoft Office suite. Although often used mainly as an email application, it also includes a calendar, task manager, contact manager, note-taker, journal, and web browser.