Multiple identical emails when sending picture (jpq) attachment

Since last week, every time that I send an email with a picture attachment to
one recipient, recipient receives anywhere from 6 to 25 identical emails
which cannot be opened.
I use Windows XP with Outlook Express 6 and Kaspersky Internet Security 7
which I installed last September and never did I have this problem until last
week. I have ran the Anti Virus manually, cleared all cookies, temporary
files, etc and still have this problem. Any advise as what might be causing
this behaviour all of a sudden and how to fix it will be greatly appreciated.

"Zelfan" <> wrote in message
news:5B59DD25-F9B5-49CC-ABE6-...
> Since last week, every time that I send an email with a picture attachment
> to
> one recipient, recipient receives anywhere from 6 to 25 identical emails
> which cannot be opened.
> I use Windows XP with Outlook Express 6 and Kaspersky Internet Security 7
> which I installed last September and never did I have this problem until
> last
> week. I have ran the Anti Virus manually, cleared all cookies, temporary
> files, etc and still have this problem. Any advise as what might be
> causing
> this behaviour all of a sudden and how to fix it will be greatly
> appreciated.

The picture might be big enough that with the default settings, the message
splits into several parts.

Also, this newsgroup is intended for Windows Mail under Vista, not
Outlook Express under XP.

under Account settings, Advanced tab, uncheck the box, for Break apart over 60k.








"Zelfan" <> wrote in message news:5B59DD25-F9B5-49CC-ABE6-...
Since last week, every time that I send an email with a picture attachment to
one recipient, recipient receives anywhere from 6 to 25 identical emails
which cannot be opened.
I use Windows XP with Outlook Express 6 and Kaspersky Internet Security 7
which I installed last September and never did I have this problem until last
week. I have ran the Anti Virus manually, cleared all cookies, temporary
files, etc and still have this problem. Any advise as what might be causing
this behaviour all of a sudden and how to fix it will be greatly appreciated.

I don't know what you mean by the picture spliting up. The recipient cannot
see anyone.That had never happened before even though I have sent other
pictures in the past and I have not changed any settings. As a matter of
fact, the same thing happened when I tried to send a friend of mine an email
from an internet site.

I was not aware that this was not the right group. This is the one the came
up when I entered outlook express. Sorry.

"" wrote:

>
> "Zelfan" <> wrote in message
> news:5B59DD25-F9B5-49CC-ABE6-...
> > Since last week, every time that I send an email with a picture attachment
> > to
> > one recipient, recipient receives anywhere from 6 to 25 identical emails
> > which cannot be opened.
> > I use Windows XP with Outlook Express 6 and Kaspersky Internet Security 7
> > which I installed last September and never did I have this problem until
> > last
> > week. I have ran the Anti Virus manually, cleared all cookies, temporary
> > files, etc and still have this problem. Any advise as what might be
> > causing
> > this behaviour all of a sudden and how to fix it will be greatly
> > appreciated.
>
> The picture might be big enough that with the default settings, the message
> splits into several parts.
>
> Also, this newsgroup is intended for Windows Mail under Vista, not
> Outlook Express under XP.
>
>
>

In Windows Mail, when the message splits up, the first part may appear
as a picture, but the other parts appear as random text.

I think the newsgroup you should use is one of the following:

microsoft.public.outlookexpress.general
microsoft.public.windows.inetexplorer.ie6_outlooke xpress

"Zelfan" <> wrote in message
news:20509A86-CD4D-4FF2-96A3-...
>I don't know what you mean by the picture spliting up. The recipient cannot
> see anyone.That had never happened before even though I have sent other
> pictures in the past and I have not changed any settings. As a matter of
> fact, the same thing happened when I tried to send a friend of mine an
> email
> from an internet site.
>
> I was not aware that this was not the right group. This is the one the
> came
> up when I entered outlook express. Sorry.
>
> "" wrote:
>
>>
>> "Zelfan" <> wrote in message
>> news:5B59DD25-F9B5-49CC-ABE6-...
>> > Since last week, every time that I send an email with a picture
>> > attachment
>> > to
>> > one recipient, recipient receives anywhere from 6 to 25 identical
>> > emails
>> > which cannot be opened.
>> > I use Windows XP with Outlook Express 6 and Kaspersky Internet Security
>> > 7
>> > which I installed last September and never did I have this problem
>> > until
>> > last
>> > week. I have ran the Anti Virus manually, cleared all cookies,
>> > temporary
>> > files, etc and still have this problem. Any advise as what might be
>> > causing
>> > this behaviour all of a sudden and how to fix it will be greatly
>> > appreciated.
>>
>> The picture might be big enough that with the default settings, the
>> message
>> splits into several parts.
>>
>> Also, this newsgroup is intended for Windows Mail under Vista, not
>> Outlook Express under XP.
>>
>>
>>

Thanks mikey. I did as you advised and it seems to be working. I just resent
some of the emails that we being received with many duplicates and the
recipients only got one this time.

I don't know what I would have done without your help.


"mikeyhsd" wrote:

> under Account settings, Advanced tab, uncheck the box, for Break apart over 60k.
>
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>
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> "Zelfan" <> wrote in message news:5B59DD25-F9B5-49CC-ABE6-...
> Since last week, every time that I send an email with a picture attachment to
> one recipient, recipient receives anywhere from 6 to 25 identical emails
> which cannot be opened.
> I use Windows XP with Outlook Express 6 and Kaspersky Internet Security 7
> which I installed last September and never did I have this problem until last
> week. I have ran the Anti Virus manually, cleared all cookies, temporary
> files, etc and still have this problem. Any advise as what might be causing
> this behaviour all of a sudden and how to fix it will be greatly appreciated

glad to be able to help.

have a good day.








"Zelfan" <> wrote in message news:CD000AFC-38EA-4D03-9C27-...
Thanks mikey. I did as you advised and it seems to be working. I just resent
some of the emails that we being received with many duplicates and the
recipients only got one this time.

I don't know what I would have done without your help.


"mikeyhsd" wrote:

> under Account settings, Advanced tab, uncheck the box, for Break apart over 60k.
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
> "Zelfan" <> wrote in message news:5B59DD25-F9B5-49CC-ABE6-...
> Since last week, every time that I send an email with a picture attachment to
> one recipient, recipient receives anywhere from 6 to 25 identical emails
> which cannot be opened.
> I use Windows XP with Outlook Express 6 and Kaspersky Internet Security 7
> which I installed last September and never did I have this problem until last
> week. I have ran the Anti Virus manually, cleared all cookies, temporary
> files, etc and still have this problem. Any advise as what might be causing
> this behaviour all of a sudden and how to fix it will be greatly appreciated

"Zelfan" <> wrote in message
news:5B59DD25-F9B5-49CC-ABE6-...
> Since last week, every time that I send an email with a picture attachment
> to
> one recipient, recipient receives anywhere from 6 to 25 identical emails
> which cannot be opened.
> I use Windows XP with Outlook Express 6 and Kaspersky Internet Security 7
> which I installed last September and never did I have this problem until
> last
> week. I have ran the Anti Virus manually, cleared all cookies, temporary
> files, etc and still have this problem. Any advise as what might be
> causing
> this behaviour all of a sudden and how to fix it will be greatly
> appreciated.

Tools | Accounts
Select the account.
Click the 'Properties'.
Go to the 'Advanced' tab.
Uncheck the option to break apart messages over some size.

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