How do I set up the auto-responder – the automatic e-mail that clients receive when subscribing to my newsletter – to go out with an attachment?
This functionality is not available as yet. We are working on it. However, you can set up auto-responder text that your clients receive when they subscribe to your e-mail, and when they unsubscribe. Q: Is there a limit to the size of my newsletter when sending? A: Some e-mail software freezes up when an e-mail is too big. The limit, more a practical maximum, is 200 kilobytes. This is a very large file anyways, and we advise against sending so much data. 200kb is 200,000 bytes, or about 25,000 words and 3,000 lines. This is without the pictures – remember that images are not embedded in the e-mail, but exist externally, either in your TeamSportsOnline folder or in a folder on a website. This means that your recipient must not only download 200kb of (words and code) data, but also all the images. You are unlikely to endear customer to you or your product if you’re subjecting them to that ordeal. We recommend that the size of a newsletter (words and code) does not exceed 70 kb, and that t
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