Z10 issue forwarding emails with large attachments

I am having an issue with my Z10 on Rogers running 10.0.10.85 version of the o/s using Exchange/ActiveSync.
I am unable to forward emails with attachments greater than about 300kb from my Z10, The emails just stay stuck in the inbox with the "sending" logo and they never send.
I really need to resolve this and our IT team is stumped? Has anyone else seen this? Any resolution?

Send this to your IT team and see if it helps. Within 3 minutes of making the changes all was fixed, that is of course if it's the same issue.
http://supportforums.blackberry.com/t5/BlackBerry-Z10/Cannot-send-some-attachments-or-pictures-red-c...

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