Open Any Gmail Message in Full Using the Print Command
Gmail clips any email message that goes beyond 102KB and generates a link to the entire message. When a long Gmail message ends abruptly with “[Message clipped] View entire message,” you can’t see the rest of the email. Gmail doesn’t clip messages when formatting them for printing, however, and you don’t have to commit them to paper to read the whole thing. When you receive a lengthy Gmail message, and you want to show the entire message in its entirety on screen:
Open a Gmail Conversation in Full
If you enable Conversation View in Gmail, an alternate method to open a Gmail conversation in full is:
About Gmail Length Limits
Although there is no limit to the length of a Gmail message from a text standpoint, there is a limit to the size of the message complete with text, attached files, headers, and encoding. You can receive a message size in Gmail up to 50 MB in size, but outgoing messages you send from Gmail have a 25 MB limit. Those 25 MB includes any attachments, your message, and all the headers. Even the encoding makes the file grow a bit. If you attempt to send a larger file, you receive an error, or Google offers to store any large attachments on Google Drive and issue a link you can include with the email.
