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to send my e-mails... but i got a problem, when i send a video, or a picture scaned, it always seem to be too big for my comp, but i know its not possible cos my computer is quite powerfull... anyone understand this problem and know how to resolve it?? :o |
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do you get any errors? What are they? |
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Try using large magnets on your hard drive ;-) hehehehe |
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yes pogo it always says the size is too big or whatever, and also norton antivirus is really slow to check the messages if i add pictures or videos, like five or ten minutes to send it, but only with text it takes less than a second...! i cant find any options or help in the program...thats why im asking u guys! :) |
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uhm, if you are sending a 10mb file or something, yeah, your computer might catch fire.... so try compressing it with WinZip or something, iono, that is the only thing that comes to mind. |
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Indeed. compression will likely solve the problem. If .zip doesnt help much, try saving the video clip in a different format or at a lower bandwidth. |
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