Maximum number of recipients per email

To be exact, Outlook 2000 limits the number of recipients... I don't know the number, but for Outlook 2003 it's 64,000.
However, the problem isn't actually there. The SMTP RFC states that an email address can have a maximum of 64 characters before the @ and 64 after... Therefore, all SMTP servers would need to accept a string of: 82,560,000 characters...
So the limitation in general is not a number of recipients but a string size... Sometimes 30 recipients may be enough to block if their addresses are very long...

So there are 2 possibilities... use an emailing principle... with as many emails as there are recipients... otherwise, break it down into small distribution lists...

Good luck for the rest.

Sil

Does anyone know if it's possible to remove this limit on the number of recipients?
It's annoying!

This does not depend on Outlook at all but on your network/ISP's mail server

To do this, you need to use CC/BCC or create sending scripts.

Hello, I would also like to know...

I don't think there's a limit on the number of email addresses to adhere to.

how to send a group email to known recipients all on the same day
I'm being blocked because I exceed the daily quota,
thank you