MacBook Pro :: Unable To Send Attachment Up To 190 KB
Jun 22, 2010
I'm working with Apple Mac Book Pro, with 10.5.8 system and WiFi connection (via Airport)
E-mail software: Microsoft Entourage. Now, after two years without trouble, I unable to send e-mail with attachment up to 190 kb. All that over 190 kb and text message I able to send. And receive all (with or without attachment).
I have tried with many mail software, like Thunderbird (and others by third parts). I have tried with different SMTP. I have tried to reinstall the connection with Network Control. The connection with my Internet Provider is ok. The email (with or without attachment up to 190 kb) from my PC with Outlook, can run (same connection of Mac). Web mail is ok. Internet connection is ok. I tried a lot ways to resolve, but I failed.
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What is going on? I'm making an assumption that icloud server is limiting this. (I should say my internet service provider is verizon, and I know that they limit the kb I can send electronically. When I tried to send a simple 33 kb email w/ attachment I did get a different message saying verizon wouldn't let me send because it was over their data limit of 25kb per email.) My belief was that if I was using the FREE icloud I was limited to some smal kb, but I'm a paying customer. Doesn't this get me something like 250 kb of data sending? Â
I need to be able to send reasonable amounts of data from my computer by email. (Note, I've compressed the files - which only saved 2 kb.)
Info: MacBook 2.4 Ghz, 4 GB ram, 15' Powebook G4, 1.25 ghz, superdrive, Mac OS X (10.5.7), iphone, ipods, time capsule, airport express/extreme, apple TV
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I have tried using differnet ports for the SMTP settings. But no luck.
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