Messages that you receive are limited to 25 megabytes in size, including all attachments associated with the message.

Elite Fitness Stealth Messaging caps the size of messages sent or received by a Elite Fitness Stealth Messaging user at 32K. This cap prevents attachments or images from accidentally making their way into a Elite Fitness Stealth Messaging address. Elite Fitness Stealth Messaging users can send and receive attachments up to 1MB in size. NOTE: Netscape™ users have serious restrictions regarding the size of both plaintext messages and attachments.

Yes. You can send and receive attachments through WebMail - provided the size of the message does not exceed 5MB including attachments. WebMail displays only NEW messages that still exist on the EastLink email server. Any email messages that you open in your email program (such as Outlook Express) on your home or office computer will not be available for viewing through EastLink WebMail. (Because they have already been downloaded from the email server and now reside locally on your computer.

Yes, you can send a maximum of 3 attachments at a given point in time and can read any number of attachments. The maximum size allowed for sending an attachment file is limited to 1 MB.

Yes, you can send and receive attachments. You need to be aware of the mailbox limits, however. The total email message, with attachment, may not exceed 5 megabytes in size. Also, your account has max size limit of 20 Megabytes. As you approach the maximum, you will receive automatic notices warning you that you are approaching the limit. Once you reach the maximum size, you will not receive any new mail. All incoming mail will be rejected.

Yes. Your personal AnanziMail account enables you to both send and receive documents and files as mail attachments.

Yes. You can send and receive as many files as you want in a message - up to 10MB including attachments

Yes. Your personal Startmail account enables you to both send and receive documents and files as mail attachments.

Attachments sent to your ISPx WebMail account can be downloaded to your personal computer by clicking on them. GIF and JPEG ispx_images and HTML files are automatically displayed in the browser window.

Yes - Guest accounts only allowed 40MB of bandwidth a month, recommend you upgrade. See 'Quota Usage' screen for how much bandwidth you used last month. Continue

We have an extremely generous limit of 35 MB. This translates to about 25 MB of original attachments before the encoding process (MIME) adds its overhead. Please be aware that your ISP may have a much lower size limit (see below).

POP allows only retrieving email messages from the server to your local PC. IMAP is more advanced protocol, which allows you to store messages on the email server as well. It's very handy if you are working from several locations using different computers. For example IMAP user can compose a message on his computer at work and save it in Drafts folder on the IMAP server. Later at home he can connect to the IMAP server and get that message from the Drafts folder and continue editing it.

Attachments allow you to send photos, documents, in fact any file that you have on your computer over the Internet via email. For tips and tricks to sending and opening attachments visit Netscape (then click on Communicator Help), Internet Explorer, Eudora, or the documentation for your email program.

Yes, you can send files as external attachments that a user can click on (multipart/mixed format), and/or as inline images (multipart/related format). You can write them in memory or read them from disk.