M
M Skabialka
I remember well the corruption when .pst files exceeded 1.8 GB in previous
versions.
What is the limit now?
Mich
versions.
What is the limit now?
Mich
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M Skabialka
I don't think 20GB will be a problem - but 1.8 GB was! Thanks for the
reply!
reply!
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Gordon
M Skabialka said:I don't think 20GB will be a problem - but 1.8 GB was! Thanks for the
reply!
You have to allow 2007 to create its own file - if you have a legacy pst
file being used in 2007, then the limit is still 1.8GB...
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M Skabialka
That's very important - thanks - we are all using files created in past
versions, so will correct his with new files.
versions, so will correct his with new files.
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Gordon
M Skabialka said:That's very important - thanks - we are all using files created in past
versions, so will correct his with new files.
YW.
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Mauricio
Hi there,
How do you amend to increase to a higher capacity than the 20GB default?
some people in the office will actually get to 20 at some point as we receive
very large files constantly.
Thanks & regards.
Mauricio
How do you amend to increase to a higher capacity than the 20GB default?
some people in the office will actually get to 20 at some point as we receive
very large files constantly.
Thanks & regards.
Mauricio
G
Gordon
Mauricio said:Hi there,
How do you amend to increase to a higher capacity than the 20GB default?
some people in the office will actually get to 20 at some point as we
receive
very large files constantly.
Thanks & regards.
Mauricio
Have a look here:
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/832925/
B
Brian Tillman
Mauricio said:How do you amend to increase to a higher capacity than the 20GB
default? some people in the office will actually get to 20 at some
point as we receive very large files constantly.
You are much better off using multiple PSTs.