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What is the limit on the size of the graphic file that I can upload to my personal Web page?

April 26, 2017file graphic limit size upload web page

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What is the limit on the size of the graphic file that I can upload to my personal Web page?

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There is no file size limit on any file that you wish to upload/create, whether it is an html file or a graphic file — within the limits of the allocated user storage space (currently 25 megabytes). There is one caveat; that the file (upload) operation that exceeds your storage limit will fail. Some AT&T Worldnet Service users using Windows 3.x(tm) have reported difficulty uploading large files to PWP (using Netscape 3.0/CuteFTP). The reported symptoms are that the data transfer rate slows progressively and then stops. If this is the case, the following information may help you resolve the situation. Open your system.ini file, and add and save the following (if it doesn’t exist): [VNTSPSD] MaxFrameSize=1000 Restart Windows and try to send the file.