How can I know the size of my attachments?

[caubeck]

How can I know the size of my attachments before I mail them out?

I see no detailed information I can use.

 

[saving107]

FYI, the subject line makes no sense in comparison to your main question.

also, their is a difference if your on WiFi or 3G (for both iPhone and the iPad). I believe if your on 3G, its 20mb and I don't think their is a limit if your on WiFi.

 

[caubeck]

FYI, the subject line makes no sense in comparison to your main question.

also, their is a difference if your on WiFi or 3G (for both iPhone and the iPad). I believe if your on 3G, its 20mb and I don't think their is a limit if your on WiFi.

I'll try to make more sense:

I want to send attachments to other people. Sometimes they complain that the photos and documents I attach to emails are quite large. I tell them I had no idea, which is true.

So, how can I know the size of the photo or document I am attaching to an email?

 

[skubish]

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Lol
from the thread title I thought you meant 'phat'

 

[caubeck]

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Lol
from the thread title I thought you meant 'phat'

Yeah, I sent it in a rush and forgot to boot up my brian first. Anyway, fixed.

 

[Wolver]

Yeah, I sent it in a rush and forgot to boot up my brian first. Anyway, fixed.

Heh, Brian says "Please stop kicking me."

 

[caubeck]

Heh, Brian says "Please stop kicking me."

Brain. Okay, I give up. This thread was cursed from the start.

 

[testcard]

Never give up! It's a valid question - how does one determine the size of an attachment to an email? A document created in Pages with lots of images could get fairly big.