Max Message Size Outlook 2007

Hello, and using Outlook 2007 and I need to set a max size message warning or blocking before send the email, Can I do this? do I need to modify the registry with a new key? thanks
note OS. is Windows 7.

Hi
There is no maximum message size but there are some server and communication dependent consideration like memory,bandwidth etc

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