hi there, i am trying to send photos via internet but it is not receiving to
the other party. could you pls help me to solve this problem.
before i had a different supplyer now a new supply still my old email
address is in my new...is there anything i can do change the new email id ?
pls help me

You can't make your own e-mail address. It has to be approved by your
server.

Can you send regular mail?

Does the photo show in Sent Items?

Can you send it to yourself?

Any error message?

Tools | Options | Send | HTML Settings. Is Send Pictures With Messages
checked?
--
Bruce Hagen
MS-MVP Outlook Express
Imperial Beach, CA


"fehran jamion" wrote in message
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hi there, i am trying to send photos via internet but it is not receiving
to the other party. could you pls help me to solve this problem.
before i had a different supplyer now a new supply still my old email
address is in my new...is there anything i can do change the new email id
? pls help me

can you send yourself an email? ...such a large email?
--
~Robear Dyer (PA Bear)
MS MVP-IE, Mail, Security, Windows Desktop Experience - since 2002
AumHa VSOP & Admin http://aumha.net
DTS-L http://dts-l.net/

fehran jamion wrote:
hi there, i am trying to send photos via internet but it is not receiving
to
the other party. could you pls help me to solve this problem.
before i had a different supplyer now a new supply still my old email
address is in my new...is there anything i can do change the new email id
?
pls help me

"fehran jamion" wrote in :

hi there, i am trying to send photos via internet but it is not receiving to
the other party. could you pls help me to solve this problem.
before i had a different supplyer now a new supply still my old email
address is in my new...is there anything i can do change the new email id ?
pls help me

First, the Shift keys don't work on your keyboard. Time to get a new
one.

Second, just what does "not receiving" mean? Do the photo-laden e-mails
get sent out okay from OE to your SMTP mail host? How BIG are these
e-mails that you are sending that have photos within them? No, not the
size of the file that you attach but the size of the E-MAIL iteself that
you tried to send? If the recipient does get your e-mail, just WHAT do
they get? Is there a red X where the images should be? Are you sending
in plain-text, HTML, or RTF format?

Third, considering how rambled is your post, especially the 3rd
sentence, did you mean to say that you have changed who is your e-mail
provider and you are now having difficulties with the new e-mail
provider? Well, what are their anti-spam or anti-abuse quotas, like the
maximum per-message size when sending outbound e-mails? Could be you
are exceeding their quota for the account type that you have with them.
So it comes back to how BIG is the photo-laden e-mail that you are
trying to send.