Posted by travis faherty on 12/7/05 10:15am
Msg #80878

E-MAIL SIZE FOR E-DOCS

setting up a seperate email account just for my notary stuff. how much space do i need in able to recieve e docs???

Reply by Teddog_CO on 12/7/05 10:43am
Msg #80893

Hi! Travis,

I have 2.0GB it seems to do the job. Hope that helps.

Reply by travis faherty on 12/7/05 10:48am
Msg #80900

that helps alot. i have hotmail and its either 250mb or 2.0 gb.


thanks travis

Reply by Teddog_CO on 12/7/05 10:49am
Msg #80903

Anytime Travis! nm

Reply by Art_MD on 12/7/05 10:51am
Msg #80905

Under the worst circumstances, a e-mail package would be 10 MB. So, assuming you would want to keep them for a week, 20 would be 200 MB.
I would estimate that the average package is 3 MB.

Art

Reply by PAW_Fl on 12/7/05 12:03pm
Msg #80948

I guess I'm being punished. I get lots of edocs way over 10 Mb. Some approaching 20 Mb. I cringe when I see that file size just knowing I'm in for a long, slow printing experience.

Reply by Art_MD on 12/7/05 1:13pm
Msg #80959

Re: E-MAIL SIZE FOR E-DOCS - 20 MB WOW

never had one that large. Worst I remember was about 11MB.

Reply by travis faherty on 12/7/05 1:14pm
Msg #80960

Re: E-MAIL SIZE FOR E-DOCS - 20 MB WOW

thanks guys. my account allows me 250mb and its free. i'll see how it works and if need be i'll upgrade later.

Reply by Tina_MA on 12/8/05 10:23pm
Msg #81332

>>>"I get lots of edocs way over 10 Mb. Some approaching 20 Mb. I cringe when I see that file size just knowing I'm in for a long, slow printing experience."<<<

The largest e-doc file I ever received was 42 Mb. It took over 2 hours and 20 minutes to print. And I thought watching paint dry put me over the edge.

Reply by PAW_Fl on 12/8/05 10:45pm
Msg #81335

Paint dries really fast down here, so we choose to watch grass grow. (Which sometimes isn't all that slow either! )