Aol attachment downloader software#

Although this has been known to be nearer 16. The maximum recipients that can be included per messages is 100.

Aol attachment downloader software#

Of course, if you are having problems with the AOL software then is a good place to send large files. You'll find a selection of different programs you can download and can follow instructions for using these programs in the documentation that accompanies them.

To find and download third-party software for compressing files, please go to AOL® Keyword: AOL Download Center, then search for ZIP. If the recipient of your mail uses a different Internet Service Provider, they may need special software to unzip or decompress the files before viewing or using them. If the recipient is signed on to the AOL® or CompuServe® service, the files will be unzipped automatically after sign-off or upon download. The recipient of your e-mail will need to unzip the files after downloading them. If you attach multiple files, they will be zipped (compressed) into a single file by the AOL® software before they are sent out. On the test E-mails I sent (after AOL added us to the whitelist) - Word, PDF, and zip files. We are only sending PDFs, Word Docs, Excel and the occasional Power Point. We have not received bounce backs from their server. If the file you are trying to transfer exceeds 16 MB, you will need to either compress the file or split it into smaller parts. If we resend the E-mail from another domain (ie gmail, yahoo, etc) - the attachments are not stripped. This includes the message text, headers and the attachment combined. The largest piece of e-mail that you can send or accept from the Internet is 16 megabytes (MB).