If you ask our opinion if you are asking that is. Of course, if emails are used with words, just words sending to one another. That would be enough. And maybe in the future emails in fact there already is an attachment server option like from Gmail where you can attach a file uploaded in google drive. Which does not add on to the space or size of the email sent out, but allows you to send a large file with your email as a download link allowing you to download the file quickly and not affect your email server space.
And that is if emails are with attachments. But attachments which are a thing of the past in the face of cloud storage based attachments, it cant solve or reduce the size of the problem.
Emails are going to become more and more pretty. Meaning emails may have a design or coding element to them. An email becomes like a website. A mini website, meaning you would be able to code an entire website easily as an email, an interactive email of sorts and send it to your clients who click on a snowman and Santa jumps out with gift vouchers or a mini-game within an email.
The possibilities are endless, and this is the future. But what about now. Emails have images attached to them, pdfs, excels, words, contracts that are too secure to store in a shared server etc. One email can easily exceed 10 MB, even a simple email: quotations, templates, data, stats, specs, and other types of attachments. But there are also emails attached within emails. Signatures with GIF files where you can see animations in the signature take up space. We are sure your IT department or team or person in your company has reminded you that you do not need more than one GB of space for email.
And to a certain extent, they are right. You don't need it. And they don't need a screen or a computer to do IT support. Nor a chair to work. Or a table for their desktop.
Does the IT department need air conditioning? Do they need money or their pay? Can they not just work out of the goodness of their heart. Below, you should see a list of the folders represented in the breakdown with the option to permanently delete all items or those older than 3, 6, or 12 months in these folders to free up space. If you are not a Microsoft subscriber, you also have the option to upgrade to get 50 GB of space as well as other premium Outlook and Office features.
When deleting items from Inbox or other folders, items are sent to the Deleted Items folder by default. The Deleted Items folder does count against your mailbox storage quota until it is manually emptied or the emails are automatically deleted after 30 days, whichever happens first. Note: Items in the Junk folder are automatically deleted after 10 days. To permanently delete a message or messages, select or highlight the messages, press Shift and DEL on your keyboard.
Use the Sweep button to quickly remove unwanted email from your inbox or archive folders. Sweep lets you automatically delete all incoming email from a particular sender, keep only the latest message from that sender, or delete email that's older than 10 days.
Important: Items deleted using Sweep will not count toward reducing your storage quota until they are also deleted from the Deleted Items folder. Permanently delete the original email that contained the attachment by pressing Shift and DEL on your keyboard. For All images , find the corresponding message in your mailbox and delete it. For Sent images , go to your Outlook. After deleting the message, you also need to delete it from your Deleted Items folder. Go to Deleted Items , select the item or items to remove, then select Delete.
You can increase sending and storage limits by upgrading your Outlook. This gives you:. Sending limits in Outlook. Also, you have a chance to double-check that important got erased by accident. You're looking for our old friend, Trash. Finally, you can revel in all your newfound space. Google Drive and Google Photos can fill up quickly if you upload images or other files in their full quality.
If you use Photos, go into your settings and make sure that your upload quality is set to High Quality rather than Original. You can store unlimited High Quality images in Google Photos, but saving Originals will eat into your allotted space. As for Google Drive, you can monitor your storage here. You never know when someone might have shared 4 GB of very important photos. Of course, if you want to keep your emails, photos, docs, and uploads indefinitely, you have to continue to pay rent on the storage space.
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