Chances are it's _trying_ to send - emails of that size will take a long time to transfer to your mail server. However, even if it does get there it's almost certainly doomed to failure.
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Most mail servers implement message size limits, with 50MB being a reasonably common number. That's because email is a very poor mechanism for moving such large files around. It really isn't designed for it.
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A far, far better solution is to upload the file to a web server and send a link to the server in the email. That way the recipient can get the message in an instant, and retrieve the file at their leisure (while doing other tasks, unlike downloading email, which is a linear task).
If you don't have your own web server there are a number of web sites that will provide this functionality for you - some free, others at a small cost. Check out services such as yousendit.com or sharefile.com
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Jul 5, 2012 9:05 PM