About MaximumAttachmentSize?
Im trying to increase the attachment size of emails and i find out it could be done from modifying the registry by accesing the sub key from there and change the value to 0 to have no limits for the attachments.
I heard its also it could be armful to modify the registry sometimes and you have to know how to make registry backups and restoring, which is i know how to do both.
My question is would it still be harmful if i changed only that subkey or it is okay to do it? Is there anything else i need to know about?
windows-registry
asked Feb 7 at 13:28
Amani AlghamdiAmani Alghamdi
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Im trying to increase the attachment size of emails and i find out it could be done from modifying the registry by accesing the sub key from there and change the value to 0 to have no limits for the attachments.
I heard its also it could be armful to modify the registry sometimes and you have to know how to make registry backups and restoring, which is i know how to do both.
My question is would it still be harmful if i changed only that subkey or it is okay to do it? Is there anything else i need to know about?
windows-registry
asked Feb 7 at 13:28
Amani AlghamdiAmani Alghamdi
32
"that subkey " which one is that specifically?
– Moab
Feb 7 at 13:30
HKEY_CURRENT_USER>software>Microsoft>Office>15.0>outlook>Preferences I want to add DWORD 32bit value Then name it by MaximumAttachmentSize Specify the value of 0 for no limits
– Amani Alghamdi
Feb 7 at 13:50
What mail client (and version) are you using? What email - IMAP or exchange? Assuming it is Outlook note changingMaximimAttachmentSizeto 0 will only affect warnings about size - it will not let you send unlimited size attachments. See here
– lx07
Feb 7 at 13:53
We really need more information here. Attachment size of emails from what program? Your question doesn't say, and many different clients could use the Windows registry.
– Mikey T.K.
Feb 7 at 16:28
I'm using outlook i think the limits is 20MB for the attachments
– Amani Alghamdi
Feb 8 at 15:11
add a comment |
Im trying to increase the attachment size of emails and i find out it could be done from modifying the registry by accesing the sub key from there and change the value to 0 to have no limits for the attachments.
I heard its also it could be armful to modify the registry sometimes and you have to know how to make registry backups and restoring, which is i know how to do both.
My question is would it still be harmful if i changed only that subkey or it is okay to do it? Is there anything else i need to know about?
windows-registry
asked Feb 7 at 13:28
Amani AlghamdiAmani Alghamdi
32
Im trying to increase the attachment size of emails and i find out it could be done from modifying the registry by accesing the sub key from there and change the value to 0 to have no limits for the attachments.
I heard its also it could be armful to modify the registry sometimes and you have to know how to make registry backups and restoring, which is i know how to do both.
My question is would it still be harmful if i changed only that subkey or it is okay to do it? Is there anything else i need to know about?
windows-registry
windows-registry
asked Feb 7 at 13:28
Amani AlghamdiAmani Alghamdi
32
asked Feb 7 at 13:28
Amani AlghamdiAmani Alghamdi
32
asked Feb 7 at 13:28
Amani AlghamdiAmani Alghamdi
32
asked Feb 7 at 13:28
Amani AlghamdiAmani Alghamdi
32
asked Feb 7 at 13:28
Amani AlghamdiAmani Alghamdi
32
32
"that subkey " which one is that specifically?
– Moab
Feb 7 at 13:30
HKEY_CURRENT_USER>software>Microsoft>Office>15.0>outlook>Preferences I want to add DWORD 32bit value Then name it by MaximumAttachmentSize Specify the value of 0 for no limits
– Amani Alghamdi
Feb 7 at 13:50
What mail client (and version) are you using? What email - IMAP or exchange? Assuming it is Outlook note changingMaximimAttachmentSizeto 0 will only affect warnings about size - it will not let you send unlimited size attachments. See here
– lx07
Feb 7 at 13:53
We really need more information here. Attachment size of emails from what program? Your question doesn't say, and many different clients could use the Windows registry.
– Mikey T.K.
Feb 7 at 16:28
I'm using outlook i think the limits is 20MB for the attachments
– Amani Alghamdi
Feb 8 at 15:11
add a comment |
"that subkey " which one is that specifically?
– Moab
Feb 7 at 13:30
HKEY_CURRENT_USER>software>Microsoft>Office>15.0>outlook>Preferences I want to add DWORD 32bit value Then name it by MaximumAttachmentSize Specify the value of 0 for no limits
– Amani Alghamdi
Feb 7 at 13:50
What mail client (and version) are you using? What email - IMAP or exchange? Assuming it is Outlook note changingMaximimAttachmentSizeto 0 will only affect warnings about size - it will not let you send unlimited size attachments. See here
– lx07
Feb 7 at 13:53
We really need more information here. Attachment size of emails from what program? Your question doesn't say, and many different clients could use the Windows registry.
– Mikey T.K.
Feb 7 at 16:28
I'm using outlook i think the limits is 20MB for the attachments
– Amani Alghamdi
Feb 8 at 15:11
"that subkey " which one is that specifically?
– Moab
Feb 7 at 13:30
"that subkey " which one is that specifically?
– Moab
Feb 7 at 13:30
HKEY_CURRENT_USER>software>Microsoft>Office>15.0>outlook>Preferences I want to add DWORD 32bit value Then name it by MaximumAttachmentSize Specify the value of 0 for no limits
– Amani Alghamdi
Feb 7 at 13:50
HKEY_CURRENT_USER>software>Microsoft>Office>15.0>outlook>Preferences I want to add DWORD 32bit value Then name it by MaximumAttachmentSize Specify the value of 0 for no limits
– Amani Alghamdi
Feb 7 at 13:50
What mail client (and version) are you using? What email - IMAP or exchange? Assuming it is Outlook note changing
MaximimAttachmentSize to 0 will only affect warnings about size - it will not let you send unlimited size attachments. See here– lx07
Feb 7 at 13:53
What mail client (and version) are you using? What email - IMAP or exchange? Assuming it is Outlook note changing
MaximimAttachmentSize to 0 will only affect warnings about size - it will not let you send unlimited size attachments. See here– lx07
Feb 7 at 13:53
We really need more information here. Attachment size of emails from what program? Your question doesn't say, and many different clients could use the Windows registry.
– Mikey T.K.
Feb 7 at 16:28
We really need more information here. Attachment size of emails from what program? Your question doesn't say, and many different clients could use the Windows registry.
– Mikey T.K.
Feb 7 at 16:28
I'm using outlook i think the limits is 20MB for the attachments
– Amani Alghamdi
Feb 8 at 15:11
I'm using outlook i think the limits is 20MB for the attachments
– Amani Alghamdi
Feb 8 at 15:11
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"that subkey " which one is that specifically?
– Moab
Feb 7 at 13:30
HKEY_CURRENT_USER>software>Microsoft>Office>15.0>outlook>Preferences I want to add DWORD 32bit value Then name it by MaximumAttachmentSize Specify the value of 0 for no limits
– Amani Alghamdi
Feb 7 at 13:50
What mail client (and version) are you using? What email - IMAP or exchange? Assuming it is Outlook note changing
MaximimAttachmentSizeto 0 will only affect warnings about size - it will not let you send unlimited size attachments. See here– lx07
Feb 7 at 13:53
We really need more information here. Attachment size of emails from what program? Your question doesn't say, and many different clients could use the Windows registry.
– Mikey T.K.
Feb 7 at 16:28
I'm using outlook i think the limits is 20MB for the attachments
– Amani Alghamdi
Feb 8 at 15:11