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Thread ID: 96957	2009-01-30 03:08:00	How to stop an e-mail downloading?	Bryan (147)	Press F1

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743263	2009-01-30 03:08:00	I am using Outlook from Office 2007. I have a 4G e-mail trying to download; I just really do not want it! How can I stop/remove that e-mail from downloading (Windows Internet Explorer) so that following e-mails get a chance? The only way I can see is to block the sender (my son) as junk e-mail and then reinstate him, but is there another way, especially if the sender is unknown and I do not want the e-mail on my system?	Bryan (147)
743264	2009-01-30 03:20:00	If the ISP uses webmail, login to it, then delete it	Speedy Gonzales (78)
743265	2009-01-30 03:24:00	I thought that emails were limited to a maximum of 1G in size? :(	Zippity (58)
743266	2009-01-30 03:54:00	Thank you Speedy, that did the job.	Bryan (147)
743267	2009-01-30 04:08:00	I thought that emails were limited to a maximum of 1G in size? :( With which ISP? It is normally polite to Email the person and advise that you are sending xyz file and it is so big. They could send back saying I want it or not as the case may be.	Sweep (90)
743268	2009-01-30 04:10:00	Thank you Speedy, that did the job. Cool :)	Speedy Gonzales (78)
743269	2009-01-30 04:22:00	Email size limits depend entirely on the configuration of the mailservers involved. There is no standard fixed size.	Erayd (23)
743270	2009-01-30 05:02:00	Email size limits depend entirely on the configuration of the mailservers involved. There is no standard fixed size. True but no way would any be set to 1GB More like 15 - 20 MB	Safari (3993)
743271	2009-01-30 05:06:00	Unless you're in an industry that routinely works with very large files.	Erayd (23)
743272	2009-01-30 19:57:00	Unless you're in an industry that routinely works with very large files. FTP is a good for that. Email was never intended for use to transfer large files, even in these days "as fast as your line permits" broadband.	beama (111)
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