Hixold asked the correct question but did not include information needed to get an answer. The file is a "quicktime movie" from 90,000 to 500,000 kb. I have the same problem with this same type of file. My outlook is not configured to allow this type of attachment and I need to change that. C

The file is too big to email and there is no way I know of how to change Outlook to accept this large a file for sending. You can however, use a link so your friend can see the same video if you did get it online. Or you can transfer to a disc and mail it to them by US mail. Or you can subscribe to an Internet File Service to send the file.

90 -500 Meg attachments, NO service allows for such a size.
There are a number of services available that will allow for this size of transfer.
Have a look at yousendit (http://www.yousendit.com) for starters.

Bear in mind this WILL takes ages as you will need to upload it first and this is always less bandwidth than your download.

twinkiedooter, thanks - would a zip file be able to be sent? cherjak

This is NOT a config issue in outlook, but with your e-mail provider.
Mostly the largest single file attachment is 20 Meg, per e-mail.
So I'm sure you can do the math on a 500 Meg file.