Hotmail and Google both allow more than 1 attachments per mail. Multiple attachments could be there in a mail. This allows convenience for a user to send the mail.
it is around 10 mb so there is your answer
Then can come through Gmail to Hotmail. Attachments are a part of mail that come as a package. The attachments could be sent cross servers.
If the file is not an .exe file and less than 25mb you can send it as gmail. The file larger than 25 MB need to be splitted by file splitter( such as jihosoft big file sender) and then send via gmail.
This depends on your email provider. Most webmails such as yahoo, gmail, and hotmail will not allow binary attachments bigger than 2 megabytes. If you are using your ISP's email server, it may be more forgiving than that.
G-Mail just recently increased the maximum file size that they allow as an attachment. This new size is 25 megabytes (MB) in size and will help out numerous clients.
The allowable size for attachments varies from one mail provider to another. Hotmail has a 10mb limit, GMX. com allows 50mb attachments.
Neostrada is a Polish webmail service. You can send emails up to 50 megabytes (this is helpful for fairly large attachments), and members can also download mail from external accounts.
The Hotmail service is not able to be configured in Apple's Mail application in Mac OS X directly. There is a service called izymail that will allow access to Hotmail accounts, however. See the link below for details.
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In a round about way... 10mb. If you need more file support, check out a premium pay email service, or a large file support website. Toobigforemail Presently it's 25MB. And you can always split your files and send them one after the next, or try making them into zips or rar. Try searching for, "file reduction freeware." Also, look into free FTP apps, they allow large file transfers.
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