J
john
Says my data store is full
what is the best way to fix this
outlook 2003
what is the best way to fix this
outlook 2003
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DL
Well outlook 2003 using native unicode format data file doesnt have the 2gb
size limit, more like +20gb
Using the Archive option, will assist in having a more managable data file
size limit, more like +20gb
Using the Archive option, will assist in having a more managable data file
J
john
Its the older pst file type, from past experience archiving does not make
target pst file much smaller seems like there is no palatable solution to
this problem
Can I create a new 2003 pst and import 2 gig pst?
target pst file much smaller seems like there is no palatable solution to
this problem
Can I create a new 2003 pst and import 2 gig pst?
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DL
You have to archive a substantial amount, then compact before you see any
size decrease of the pst.
Is your current pst in the old format or unicode format?
Within outlook, properties of Personal Folders>Advanced, what does it say
for format type?
size decrease of the pst.
Is your current pst in the old format or unicode format?
Within outlook, properties of Personal Folders>Advanced, what does it say
for format type?
J
john
old format
DL said:You have to archive a substantial amount, then compact before you see any
size decrease of the pst.
Is your current pst in the old format or unicode format?
Within outlook, properties of Personal Folders>Advanced, what does it say
for format type?
J
john
How can I convert it into unicode?
DL said:You have to archive a substantial amount, then compact before you see any
size decrease of the pst.
Is your current pst in the old format or unicode format?
Within outlook, properties of Personal Folders>Advanced, what does it say
for format type?
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Pat Willener
You cannot convert 97-2002-type PST files. You need to create a new
Unicode PST file, then use drag-and-drop to copy all contents from the
old file to the new one. Don't use Import; you *will* lose data this way.
Unicode PST file, then use drag-and-drop to copy all contents from the
old file to the new one. Don't use Import; you *will* lose data this way.
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DL
Then set the new pst as the default msg store
Pat Willener said:You cannot convert 97-2002-type PST files. You need to create a new
Unicode PST file, then use drag-and-drop to copy all contents from the old
file to the new one. Don't use Import; you *will* lose data this way.