This question is actually about my neighbor's Outlook 2003. When I send her a 4.1 mb zipfile her Outlook reports it as a 5.56 mb file. It downloads it at a fairly quick rate, but at the conclusion of downloading (the status bar reaches 5.56 mb) it reports an internal timeout error on the mail server. We both use Frontier as our internet provider. If she accesses her email through Frontier's Homepage/Mail the message with attached zipfile is available and the zipfile can be downloaded. The size of the zipfile using this route is listed as 4.1 mb (same as from the sending computer). She is using Frontier's antivirus and Frontier's backup utilities.
1. Any ideas why her Outlook reports such an increased size for the zipfile (5.56 mb vs. 4.1 mg)?
2. Any ideas why her Outlook reports a timeout error on the mail server, but that same zipfile has been received and is available when accessed though Frontier's Homepage/Mail? (Frontier Support does not know). I checked, and except for username/password, both of our email account settings are identical.
3. Should I increase her Outlook server-time-out setting?
Thanks for any help.
Mark
1. Any ideas why her Outlook reports such an increased size for the zipfile (5.56 mb vs. 4.1 mg)?
2. Any ideas why her Outlook reports a timeout error on the mail server, but that same zipfile has been received and is available when accessed though Frontier's Homepage/Mail? (Frontier Support does not know). I checked, and except for username/password, both of our email account settings are identical.
3. Should I increase her Outlook server-time-out setting?
Thanks for any help.
Mark