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Computer Help and Support

CurtEastPoint

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1. clear your browser cache and try again. Gmail help says...

Reply to Number9Dream (Original post)

Mon Sep 2, 2024, 05:18 PM

Sep 2024

You can send up to 25 MB in attachments. If you have more than one attachment, they can't add up to more than 25 MB. If your file is greater than 25 MB, Gmail automatically adds a Google Drive link in the email instead of including it as an attachment.

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Suddenly, I can't send email attachments over 1 Mb [View all] Number9Dream Sep 2024 OP

clear your browser cache and try again. Gmail help says... CurtEastPoint Sep 2024 #1

Thanks for replying - I'll try to figure out how to clear both Gmail and Yahoo caches Number9Dream Sep 2024 #13

The person you are sending to canetoad Sep 2024 #2

The nicest thing about Apple Mail.app is that it always offers to resize image attachments. usonian Sep 2024 #4

Macs have come a long way canetoad Sep 2024 #5

I get along ok, but increasing sandboxing and restrictions annoy me, of course. usonian Sep 2024 #6

And MailDrop! CloudWatcher Sep 2024 #9

Always something new to learn! I didn't know. usonian Sep 2024 #10

Thanks for replying - I'm using a Dell Inspiron 15 with Windows 10 (not Apple) Number9Dream Sep 2024 #12

Thanks for replying - This happens before I hit "Send" Number9Dream Sep 2024 #11

Ok, that puts a different slant on things canetoad Sep 2024 #14

Alternate explanation (OK, wild guess) usonian Sep 2024 #3

I wonder if Chrome has had a bad update RainCaster Sep 2024 #7

Maybe it is your internet service provider. emulatorloo Sep 2024 #8