Email .swf file outlook

I sent other attachments on May 2nd and they show going through but I have not heard from the recipient. But no attachments have gone through today.

Do the message size indicate the attachment was removed or is it large enough that the attachment is hidden? Was this reply helpful? Yes No. Sorry this didn't help.

Thanks for your feedback. Which account type that you configured in Outlook, your personal account e. If your configuration account belongs to Office account, what's the role user or admin? Does the issue happen in every email including attachments since you have encountered this issue?

What's the format and file size of these disappeared attachments? Please note: the attachment file size cannot over MB generally when using Office account. Update your Outlook client to Use different email addresses via Outlook desktop client to send several test emails with the attachment to external email address. Try to use safe mode of Outlook to send test emails. The message size looks like a typical message size.

In the "Sent Items" as I click on one of them, in the list, it doesn't show the attachment icon, but when I click on one it shows the attachment file below the header. But no one receives the attachment. On previous emails where the attachment was received by others, it shows the attachment icon in the listing. My outlook is configured to an exchange account I have through 1and 1. Mainly tried Word documents, but also tried PDFs and even a. All with same results. Nothing was anywhere near the MB size.

Thanks mate. This is big justification since security concern in it. So it's not advisable to embed swf. Well its not really a question of advisable its more of a question of even being possible. From a security standpoint on the receiving end, yeah SWF files in email are definitely an issue. To continue this discussion, please ask a new question. Get answers from your peers along with millions of IT pros who visit Spiceworks. Your message might cause your mailbox to exceed the storage quota Each message that you send is saved in the Sent Items folder.

Sending large attachments to other people counts against your mailbox size quota as well. When you exceed the storage quota, you could be blocked from receiving additional messages. Attachment bloat When a file is attached to message, it has to be encoded. The encoding process causes attached files to become 1. For example, if you send a 5 MB file attachment, the attachment is sent as 6. There are several ways to share large files and collaborate with other people without sending attachments.

For more information, see Save a file to a SharePoint library. SharePoint libraries can be accessed directly in Outlook. If your organization uses SharePoint Server and provides you with a My Site , you can upload your files to your My Site Shared Documents library, and then include a link to the file in your message.

OneDrive OneDrive is a free Microsoft service that provides password-protected online file storage making it possible to save, access, and share files online with friends or co-workers, from nearly anywhere. You can save Microsoft Office documents directly to OneDrive. For more information see, Introduction to OneDrive. Shared network locations Save files in a folder that your recipients can also access. You can then send recipients a message containing a link to the shared location.

On the Insert tab, in the Links group, click Hyperlink. If the shared location path or file name contains spaces, see Add links containing spaces to an e-mail message. Photo sharing sites If you are sending pictures to someone, consider resizing those pictures before you send them.

See Reduce the size of pictures and attachments. With modern digital cameras, each picture can be 3 MB or more when you transfer them from your camera. Video sharing sites Even a short video file can be very large. Consider sharing video clips using one of the methods described in this article or to a video sharing website.