If a .pst file exceeds 2GB, Outlook can't open it. The pst2gb.exe tool, which you can get from Microsoft Product Support Services (click here to download), can help you recover most of your data, but you probably won't get it all back. Try to keep any .pst files well under that 2GB limit. To maintain reasonably sized .pst files, delete messages you don't need to keep, empty the Deleted Items folder regularly or automatically, and occasionally compact the .

Images attached to text submissions must be under 1 MB. (Images used in slideshows must be less than 4 MB.)

Generally, ou can upload large files up to 300MB each. Experience has shown that files larger than 300MB can be difficult to upload and download for some users. If you want to send files that are larger than 300MB, you will generally need to split them first. The server will not allow uploads of files that exceed this limit, unless you are a Pro member, where the limit is 1.5 GB.

Slideshow images must be under 4 MB in size. (Images attached to text submissions must be under 1 MB.)

SBME files have a theoretical size limitation of 64 Exabytes on Win32 on an NTFS file system. On Linux the maximum size is based on the file system limitations of the target file system, though currently they are limited to 2GB in size until support is added for the large volume commands. This will be done prior to release of the first commercial version. SIMPOL will also have a Form Designer and Graphic Report Designer. These tools are being built in SIMPOL itself.

No, kernel.org is not broken your browser however doesn't like large files. Browsers have to make assumptions about what is all going on when you're browsing the web. By and large those assumptions work fine, however 2GB files (in the case of the dvd iso's they can be up to 4GB or bigger) the browser's assumptions fail.

I uploaded a file to Moodle, but when I click on it I get the message "The URL is not valid and cannot be loaded". I uploaded a file to Moodle, but when I click on it I get the message "Internet Explorer cannot display the webpage". I uploaded a new version of a Word, Powerpoint or pdf file on Moodle, but I still see the old version.

Each package is given a certain amount of storage space on our server. You should have plenty of space for adverage sized files. It's important to keep your files as small in size as possible without losing quality. The file size dictates how long it will take your customer to download the file. Larger size=longer download time. Customers tend to get frustrated when trying to download a file that takes more than a few minutes to download.

Individual posts should be no longer than 20K; any longer, and some ISPs -- AOL, for example -- will convert the post into an attachment. Having this happen to your story posts isn't likely to endear you or your story to AOL subscribers!

The maximum file size for each upload is 50MB in the Notes, Assignments, Past Papers, General Documents sections. For Conference Room, it is limited to 3MB. You can use the Copy and Paste function to copy teaching materials from the last semester’s courses to the new ones. On the document screen (e.g. Course Notes) of the source course, press the Copy Document to Other Course(s) button. From the document list, select the file(s) to be copied.

Many e-mail accounts limit the total size of the mailbox, and large files can disable these accounts. Large files also cause trouble when downloading using dial-up (yes, we're old-fashioned) and are harder to edit.

No, we do not currently have a max file size limit. We do not support remote file storage, users who stash large files on our servers and link to them from other sites, or illegal file sharing.

If your file size is above the limit and you cannot upload it, there are several utilities available to cut a file into parts. One such available is WinRar. With WinRar, you can split the files below the limit in order to upload them, and then put them back together again once you have downloaded them back.

Office 95, 2000 and XP are accepted for PowerPoint files. The other image types that can be uploaded include: .jpg, .gif, .png, .bmp. To load these types of files, use the "Add Slide" feature.

For better performance, we have limited the maximum file size to 5 mega-bytes. Your file submission would not be successful if the file size limit is exceeded.

If you have used your included 2GB bandwidth you can add 'pay as you go' for any extra bandwidth. This is charged at £1.75 (inc. VAT) per GB per month.

Yes, current software addresses block numbers with 32 bits. So the file system device is limited to (2 ^ 32) * blocksize (see mkfs -b). With a 4KB block size this amounts to a 16TB file system. This block addressing limit will be relaxed in future software. At that point the limit becomes addressing clusters of 1MB each with 32 bits which leads to a 4PB file system.

A Flash file has an inherent limit of 16000 frames (Macromedia Knowledge Base Technote 14437). For an AVI that needs more than 16000 frames, CamStudio will split the SWf into several parts, with the following naming convention :

No. But I'll tell you a secret. If you use compression and overwrite the resulting archive, you will obtain something similar to what you are trying to get. If you don't want to compress, create a full task, unselect the "Overwrite old backups" option, and set the "Keep x backups" to 1. This way, you will always get an exact copy of your files.