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How can I archive Outlook files and retain quick access?

 
 
Bazza
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      11th Jun 2008
I have really big deleted files and sent messages files which I like to use
as reference from time to time. However, I need to get the bulk out of the
Outlook files urgently. Is there a way where I can archive deleted and sent
messages yet be able to recall them quickly for review?
I have tried to work through the help suggestions without success so far.
 
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      11th Jun 2008
And storing anything in Deleted, is most unwise

"Bazza" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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>I have really big deleted files and sent messages files which I like to use
> as reference from time to time. However, I need to get the bulk out of
> the
> Outlook files urgently. Is there a way where I can archive deleted and
> sent
> messages yet be able to recall them quickly for review?
> I have tried to work through the help suggestions without success so far.



 
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