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10MB is common standard limit with mailers. content including headers... (ie. due to encoding used the file is transfered at 4/3 the original size.<br />
so a file &nbsp;&lt; 0.75 * 9.5MB = ~7MB should be fine.<br />
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Some mailers will accept 20MB as mail limit. YMMV there.
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10MB is common standard limit with mailers. content including headers... (ie. due to encoding used the file is transfered at 4/3 the original size.
so a file  < 0.75 * 9.5MB = ~7MB should be fine.

Some mailers will accept 20MB as mail limit. YMMV there.

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Thanks, however is there a setting on the 5235 Canon copier so that I can change the max size?
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Thanks, however is there a setting on the 5235 Canon copier so that I can change the max size?

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On a Canon IR-ADV 5235, when Scanning to Email, if the files are beyond a specific file size it will split the emails in two, with the attachments. <br />
I would like to specific the maximum scan/file size that it can send, so that it doesn't split the file in 2.
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On a Canon IR-ADV 5235, when Scanning to Email, if the files are beyond a specific file size it will split the emails in two, with the attachments. 
I would like to specific the maximum scan/file size that it can send, so that it doesn't split the file in 2.

Changing file size when sending a scan via email

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