Maximum size attachment can send in outlook

[MILINTICA]

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Hi friends

I am having problems with outlook i can't send Maximum size attachment in outlook. When i try to send any kind of attachment, it will not send. It simply says "preparing to send/receive.." in the bottom right hand corner.
Is there any solution for me ?

Thanks

[ADISH]

I also face same problem here is solution for this : Click Tools >Accounts >Mail >Properties >Advanced >untick break apart messages over 60kb now you can send Maximum size attachment in outlook

[Musrat]

The amount of reduction possible depends on the type of file format and content. For example, a Notepad .txt file will compress considerably. A Microsoft Office Word 2007 document in the .docx file format is already compressed; further compression will have little impact on the file size.

• Open Windows Explorer by clicking Start, and then double-clicking Computer.
  Double-click My Computer
  Keyboard shortcut To open Windows Explorer, press Windows logo key+E.
• Navigate to the folder that contains the file you want to send.
• Select a file. To select multiple files, press and hold CTRL as you click each file.
• Right-click the selection, point to Send To, and then click Compressed (zipped) Folder.
• Select the newly created compressed .zip file.
• Point to Send To, and then click Mail Recipient.
• Enter the recipient information in the To, Cc, and Bcc boxes.
• If you want, change the subject information in the Subject box.
• If you want, change or enter any information you want to include in the message body.
• Click Send.

[Jackie]

Send multiple attachments by using several e-mail messages Multiple smaller messages have a higher likelihood of being delivered versus one large message. This technique might help you avoid per-message limits, but the recipient's mailbox limit can still be exceeded. Any messages received after a person's mailbox has reached its storage limit are typically rejected.