audio email conundrum

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I began experimenting with Audio Recorder 1.4 today in order to send voice emails. I even archived the file to get a compressed zip to send. However it came bouncing back to me with an error message that read only 3MBs were "allowed" by this server. It stated the file was 4.4MBs when the desktop image says it is 3.2. Oh yes, it was an MP3 file.
What server is being refered to in the error message? I was on the verge of plunking down bucks for Quick Voice X after I played with the free stuff for a while but what's the point if 3MB is all I'm "allowed"?
Any ideas out there?

Sasha

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Feb 1st, 2004

Re: audio email conundrum

If your e-mail server doesn't allow a certain file size to be sent, you can't do anything about it, unless they have a special subscription you can buy that allows bigger sends.

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