>> Martin Leese wrote:
>> > FAQs can be any size you like. A useful rule-of-thumb is 64 KBytes.
>> > This rule exists because in the past some e-mail systems limited
>> > messages to this size. I doubt they do so today, but the rule is
>> > still useful just in case.
>>
>> There seem to be even smaller limits on some sites:
>> The 3 parts of my FAQ are between 50 KByte and 61 KByte each.
>> Two months ago an AOL user posted that all 3 parts appeared
>> truncated, probably because of her site's post length limit.
I would suggest it is AOL who are out of step here.Perhaps you should
suggest that the AOL user complain to AOL and/or take their custom
elsewhere.
By the way, a couple of people kindly e-mailed me pointing out that
I sent my message to the entire list by mistake. It was Monday; if
you think that's bad you should see what I do by Friday!
Regards,
Martin
E-mail: mleese@omg.unb.ca
WWW: http://www.omg.unb.ca/~mleese/
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