Doc attachments smaller than original

Do you know why when I attach a scanned doc (TIFF) in a letter and specify the largest size what gets attached is smaller than the scanned doc?
I scanned a doc and it is 10.7 Mb but when attached at the largest choice of attachments it is only 3.5MB.
This is important since I scanned a legal doc and shipped it out but when it was opened it's size was ~4.5x6" instead of 8.5 x 11".
The scanned doc when dropped in photo shop is 8.5 x 11" at 100% When I look at the doc that was attachment in photo shop it is ~4.5 x 6" at 100%.
I can't find any controls to correct this problem.
Message was edited by: billygr
Message was edited by: billygr

At the bottom of the Compose window, on the left, do you not see a heading for Message Size and that reports the message size? And at the bottom right, another heading for Image Size and then a button menu that says something like Actual Size, or maybe Large or Medium? If other than Actual Size, click on the arrows beside that, and choose Actual Size.
Ernie

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