Cant get file to scan and upload in hotmail

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I got this 33,000 kb file that I cant upload and send in hotmail.com it contains a few screen shots and I guess it is a rather large attachment can someone help me reduce its size so I can send it, it is important.

Thank you,

Professor Falken

 

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send it as seperate attachments in seperate emails.

IMO trying to send anything over 5mb in an email is just asking for problems.

 

hell, most isp's will cap incoming and outgoing emails in their system at around 10MB to be quite frank.

I agree with Si, break it down, zip it up and send it through in chunks.

 

I agree with both infact our companies policy is that any outgoing or incoming emails do not exceed 10MB or they will be rejected.

 

are they .bmp?

change them to .jpeg and see if the size has reduced... (when converting them over you will lose some degree of quality, but that should be ok if their screenshots)

 

Send them using www.yousendit.com
Up to 100 MB it is a free service.

 

LOL - I was just going to suggest that Tinus - after suggesting it less than an hour ago on another forum

 

Thats what I did. Sent it in 4.7 chunks.

Professor Falken

 

Yousendit is easier. The reciever does not have to "repair" the recieved chunks. He just clicks a link and bingo, the file downloads. Simple. Better stil, it does not fill the mailbox of the recieving site.