Entourage and compress option

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rossk

Has anyoen ever done this, and what is the possibility of something
not working when it is done? I have a user and the db file is at
2.1G's, and I know outlook at Entourage start to get messed up around
the 2 Gig limit.
Thanks
 
T

Tim Murray

Has anyoen ever done this, and what is the possibility of something
not working when it is done? I have a user and the db file is at
2.1G's, and I know outlook at Entourage start to get messed up around
the 2 Gig limit.
Thanks

I'm surprised any ISP will even take it. I would look into a user-to-user
tunnel such as
- a chat program
- FileChute (yellowmug.com)
- Kenbushi (lavasoftware.com)
- Wormhole (crystalfiresw.com)
- XCaramba (xybernic.com)
 
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Diane Ross

Has anyoen ever done this, and what is the possibility of something
not working when it is done? I have a user and the db file is at
2.1G's, and I know outlook at Entourage start to get messed up around
the 2 Gig limit.

First, you don't mention which version of Entourage they are using.

Entourage X has a 4 GB limit. If all updates have been applied the user will
get a warning when they approach the limit.

Entourage 2004 has no limit, just a limit to the number of items in the
Entourage database: 2 million database items.

<http://www.entourage.mvps.org/database/size.html>

If the user is experiencing no problems, they should leave well enough
alone. The rebuild/compress option can go bad and the user could loose data.

If they are concerned about size, then look at the tips here to reduce the
size of your database.

<http://www.entourage.mvps.org/database/reduce.html>
--
Diane Ross, Microsoft Mac MVP
Entourage Help Page
<http://www.entourage.mvps.org/>
One of the top five MS Entourage resources listed on the Entourage Blog.
<http://blogs.msdn.com/entourage/>
 
T

Tim Murray

I'm surprised any ISP will even take it. I would look into a user-to-user
tunnel such as
- a chat program
- FileChute (yellowmug.com)
- Kenbushi (lavasoftware.com)
- Wormhole (crystalfiresw.com)
- XCaramba (xybernic.com)

Aaaahhh! I thought you were sending a 2 gig file!
 
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