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This plug-in supports Outlook 2003 and Outlook 2007 and works with or without the Office 2003/2007 environment. Note: Previous versions of Outlook (Outlook 2000, 2002) and Outlook Express are not supported. |
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Yes, at a minimum you need to be a registered YouSendIt user to use the YouSendIt Lite FREE service from this Outlook plug-in. If you need more advanced service, you can subscribe to different account types that best fit your needs. | |
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There is a "YouSendIt" button on the toolbar, which has a Configuration menu item in the dropdown as shown below.
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It depends on the attachment preferences setting in the "YouSendIt -> Configuration..." dialog. If "All sizes" is checked then all the attachments will be sent via YouSendIt. If "Files bigger than x MB" is checked and if the total size of all the attachments together is bigger than x MB then the attachment will be sent via YouSendIt.
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The size limits for uploading to YouSendIt depend on your account type registered with YouSendIt. Our free Lite account has a 100 MB size limit and paid accounts allow greater than 100MB file sizes. Please visit this compare accounts page for different account type information. | |
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All outgoing e-mail, whether the attachments go through YouSendIt or not, will be saved in the Outlook "Sent Items" folder. Additionally, you can visit your YouSendIt account to track your "Inbox" and "Sent Items" for attachments, which were sent through the YouSendIt service. | |
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If your attachment file size is greater than the configured threshold, the plug-in will move the email to YouSendIt's Uploading Folder and start the uploading activity in the background so you can continue to work on your other e-mail activities. | |
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You can check the current upload activity by placing your mouse cursor on top of the progress bar next to the YouSendIt toolbar button as shown below.
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The plug-in uses the internet standard secured HTTPS protocol to communicate with YouSendIt's server. Click here to read our security overview. | |
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The plug-in does not alter the behavior of Outlook at all. It only intercepts e-mails with attachments which match the configured uploading criteria set by default or modified by users. | |
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The image signature detection depends on the availability of a Microsoft library CDO.DLL. If this library is missing, the image signature will be treated as e-mail attachment by Outlook.
According to Microsoft's support information regarding this CDO.DLL library for the Outlook 2003 environment, this library will only be available through the installation of Microsoft's Outlook 2003 when user selects the complete installation mode. If you choose the Typical installation mode, this library will not be installed. |
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Check if you have CDO.DLL installed in your system and whether you have images inside your e-mail; if both are true, you are subject to the above described behavior due to the missing CDO.DLL required to differentiate image within an e-mail versus actual attachment. | |
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When the network connection is established again, the plug-in resumes uploading the files from where it stopped. | |
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If there is future updates made available through YouSendIt, this plug-in will pop up a dialog box informing you about the updates and will guide you through the auto-update procedures. Be prepared that during updates, Outlook will first be shutdown; the existing plug-in will be uninstalled and followed the new version will be installed. Then Outlook will then be re-started. | |
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The uploading activity will be aborted. When the machine boots and after Outlook connects to the mail server, the pending upload will be re-started. | |
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During our internal stress testing with sending multiple large files and editing multiple e-mails at the same time, we encountered situation where Microsoft Word might crash or hang if it is set as the default editor. According to Microsoft support information, low system resources (e.g. memory) could lead to Microsoft Word stop responding (hang).
Quit Outlook and try to bring up "Windows Task Manager" and observe if there are WINWORD processes running and occupy large memory footprint. If so and if you are not editing any documents, you should consider to "End" that process to see if the system can recover from the situation. |
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If Outlook is running, this plug-in will take effect when user uses Window Explorer to right-click on the file and selects "Send To->Mail Recipient". Otherwise plug-in will not get initialized. | |
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Close Outlook if it's running. Open Control Panel by clicking on Start->Control Panel. Double click on Add or Remove Programs. Go towards the bottom of the list and select YouSendIt Plug-in for Outlook. Click on Remove button and follow the instructions to remove the plug-in. | |
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Sometimes the outlook.exe process is still running even after you close the Outlook application. Open the Task Manager and look for the process named outlook.exe. If it's listed there, right click on it and select 'End Process'. This will close the outlook application completely. | |
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While the attachment is being uploaded, the email is placed in the Yousendit Outbox folder in Outlook. When upload is finished, the link to the file is inserted into the email and it is moved to the Sent Items folder. | |
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No, it does not run as a service and does not start up automatically at login or system start. | |
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This error may be a result of the message format in your Outlook set to Plain Text, instead of HTML. Please perform the following to correct:
1)Go to Outlook toolbar and click on the 'TOOLS' tab 2)Click on 'OPTIONS' |
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To send files using the Outlook plug-in, Outlook should be run in Cached Exchange mode. Cached Exchange Mode will create a copy of your mailbox on your computer, which provides quick acess to your data and confirms the file attachment verification process through our YouSendIt servers, instead of your Exchange Server. To do this, follow the steps below: 1. On the Tools menu, click E-Mail Accounts, click View or change existing e-mail accounts, and then click Next. 2. In the Outlook processes e-mail for these accounts in the following order list, click the Exchange Server e-mail account, and then click Change. 3. Click on More Settings tab 4. Then click on Advanced tab 5. Select the Use Cached Exchange Mode check box. 6. Exit and Restart Outlook and then try to upload the file using the Outlook plug-in. |

