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Hans Malmberg (hansmbg@algonet.se) wrote:
: 
: I have two questions:
: 
: 1. I'm doing a lot of CAD at home, and usually create a plot
:    file and modem it to my copy provider for paper printout.
:    These files are >100kB, and as we tested new ways of
:    sending these files a non-success situation has occured.
: 
:    Normal e-mails works great. Is there a limitation in the
:    size of attached files?

It is not that unusual for mail systems to have a 100k limit to the size 
of each individual message. 100k of ASCII text is two dozen pages of 
single-spaced "typing". It is unusual for people to mail messages this 
large except when they add attachments.

: 
: 2. My EMail area continues to grow.
:    I creat 'Old_Email'-areas and move the mail.
:    But, the old mail in the new area suddenly occures as
:    unread, 
: 

Of course they are unread - they just got there and have not been read 
since. This has no effect on the size of your email area. Mail that is 
not deleted is stored. Moving it simply stores it somewhere else. Do you 
want to -keep- this old mail or do you want to recover the storage? 
Options:
you read your mail on-line at your ISP: Save the old mail you want to 
keep to a named file then dl (use the sz command) the file, check it, 
then delete the copy on your ISP.
you read off-line via a SLIP/PPP account: Save the wanted messages to a 
floppy or ZIP disk rather than your hard drive, making sure you keep your 
total within the storage capacity of your removable media.

Pro CAD on an Amiga? Unusual. Or you could simply be lost? Good luck.