Outlook quota

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Trev

Hello

I have a pc with a 120gb hard disk (of which I use about
10%) and have, apparently reached a limit on my office
professional 2003 personal mailbox limit of about 8 mb!!!
This due to the frequent high water mark messages that I
receive - I assume that this is from my own wonderfull PC
cause I never go near my limit at my ISP server.

I cannot find out how to change my limit to more
adequately reflect the amount of space available on my
hard disk! unbelievable!! does anyone know how I can do
this?

Thanks in advance

Trev
 
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Roady [MVP]

It is from your provider; not Outlook. Logon to your webbased mailclient to
what's there.

--
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www.howto-outlook.com

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SgtRich

Hello

I have a pc with a 120gb hard disk (of which I use about
10%) and have, apparently reached a limit on my office
professional 2003 personal mailbox limit of about 8 mb!!!
This due to the frequent high water mark messages that I
receive - I assume that this is from my own wonderfull PC
cause I never go near my limit at my ISP server.

I cannot find out how to change my limit to more
adequately reflect the amount of space available on my
hard disk! unbelievable!! does anyone know how I can do
this?
Click to expand...
8 MB is not anywhere near Outlook 2003's limit.

What type of error or message are you getting?
--
<<<SgtRich>>>

Email Client: Microsoft Office Outlook 2003
News Client (Text): Forté Agent 2.0 www.forteinc.com
News Client (Binaries): News Rover 9.2 www.newsrover.com
 
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Brian Tillman

Trev said:
I have a pc with a 120gb hard disk (of which I use about
10%) and have, apparently reached a limit on my office
professional 2003 personal mailbox limit of about 8 mb!!!
This due to the frequent high water mark messages that I
receive - I assume that this is from my own wonderfull PC
cause I never go near my limit at my ISP server.

I cannot find out how to change my limit to more
adequately reflect the amount of space available on my
hard disk! unbelievable!! does anyone know how I can do
this?
Click to expand...

Outlook 2003 can happily store 20 Gb of data. The problem is with your ISP.
Outlook has no "highwater mark" messages.
 
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