Increase Outlook 2010 Attachment Size Limit
Click the Start and type regedit into the search box, and press Enter.
Navigate to the following registry key:
Right-click an empty area in the right panel of the “Preferences” key and select New > DWORD (32-bit) Value.
Right-click the new MaximumAttachmentSize DWORD and select Modify. The number you put into the Value data box will tell Outlook how big of a file attachment to allow emails to send. This size is determined in kilobytes. Here are some common numbers you can put in.
0 = unlimited (any size)1048576 = 1 Gigabyte102400 = 100 Megabytes51200 = 50 Megabytes1024 = 1 megabyte
Now you can attach files of any size that you want to emails in Outlook 2010. There are two things to watch out for though. First off, sending a huge file can take a while unless you have a massive upload speed on your internet connection. And lastly, most email providers don’t support large file attachments; here are some common limits: Keep this in mind before you try to send a monstrous attachment to a buddy over at Gmail. Yahoo Mail AOL Mail Live Mail 25 MB 25 MB 50 MB
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