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There are a number of ways of going about this, but do you really want to send this file via email?<br />
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If so there are a number of services on the web that you could use to do this for free such as <br />
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mailbigfile.com<br />
yousendit.com<br />
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maybe these offer a suitable alternative.<br />
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In exchange there are maximum send and receive properties in the outgoing and incoming adapter settings, so you would need to work out the file size in kb and adjust these accordingly.
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There are a number of ways of going about this, but do you really want to send this file via email?

If so there are a number of services on the web that you could use to do this for free such as

mailbigfile.com
yousendit.com

maybe these offer a suitable alternative.

In exchange there are maximum send and receive properties in the outgoing and incoming adapter settings, so you would need to work out the file size in kb and adjust these accordingly.

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thanks for replying - excellent answer
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i have a user that want to send a large video file via email (exchange 2003) however, they are unable to do it.<br />
how coudl i allow the user to get this file sent (via outlook)
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i have a user that want to send a large video file via email (exchange 2003) however, they are unable to do it.
how coudl i allow the user to get this file sent (via outlook)

sending a large document

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