I have read before about users having this concern. When you say large how big do you mean? Is this an ISP e-mail account or an on-line you are using? Both tend to have account limits imposed. How long of a "send" period are you speaking of? Some accounts will time out. Do you have any other applications configured to be actively sharing bandwidth while you are trying to send the e-mail? Have you tried compressing the file into a .zip format and then sending it? DA

you can not copy an email that way you must save the picture to a photo site like imageshack or photobucket which will give you the proper html code to post in a forum. IF you save the pc from the email to your computer by right clicking on it and choosing save as then save it to a location on your pc, go to imageshack click where it says from your pc and click on browse, find the location on your pc you stored that picture, select the picture and then upload. It will then give you several different codes you can copy and paste into forums or websites, you want the one that has the html and starts with then you can just paste that code here in a reply box. Here is a link that might be useful: imageshack

How about right click the folder, find "Send To" > Compressed (zipped) folder Whatever you put inside a zip folder will be the same as before, when it is taken out and opened after it's journey.

It IS a very strange situation, indeed. And here's some more weirdness. None of the e-mails stay on the server...I double checked and everything was downloaded, per the settings. When I first started looking for a prog to replace WLM, I started using Outlook....but the e-mails were disappearing from the Inbox. I thought it was a problem with Outlook and even posted a query here on the forum. Never solved that issue, but disliking WLM more as time went on, I gave up on Outlook and thought I'd try Thunderbird. Then the same thing started happening! I had made TB the default and set WLM to NOT check automatically for mail....BUT...when I would open WLM to look at something in a folder there, it would check for mail on Startup and all my e-mails would show up. That's when all the messages in TB would disappear. When I realized this was happening, I opened Outlook, sent some test messages there and watched as they disappeared before my eyes when I opened WLM. Do you think maybe I'm incorrect about the mail staying on the server? Wouldn't I see it there when I go online to check?