I have a pst file too large and need to create a new folder, the thing is
that I have several folders created there and is quite demanding to create
manually each folder in the new pst. Is there a way to do this by copying the
folder structure (not the emails) to the new pst?

I would copy the pst and delete the messages from one of the pst files. If
you want to make a new, clean pst, drag the now empty folders to a new pst
or just use the now empty copy.

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"egsdar" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> I have a pst file too large and need to create a new folder, the thing is
> that I have several folders created there and is quite demanding to create
> manually each folder in the new pst. Is there a way to do this by copying
> the
> folder structure (not the emails) to the new pst?

You can achieve this by using the Archive function and setting a date way in
the past.
For more details see;
http://www.msoutlook.info/question/305

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"egsdar" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:8D88D902-7F89-4C87-96CB-(E-Mail Removed)...
> I have a pst file too large and need to create a new folder, the thing is
> that I have several folders created there and is quite demanding to create
> manually each folder in the new pst. Is there a way to do this by copying
> the
> folder structure (not the emails) to the new pst?