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how do I fix "outlook.pst has reach his maxium size"?

 
 
waynehow
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      7th Dec 2007
i have reach the max size in outlook 2003.
what do i do?
 
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      7th Dec 2007
What type of personal folder file are you using? How to check..

* Go to the mail applet in the control panel
* Select Data Files
* Use the settings button on each PST file to see which type you are using.
- The two types are:
Outlook 97/2002
Office Outlook


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> what do i do?



 
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Brian Tillman
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      7th Dec 2007
waynehow <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:

> i have reach the max size in outlook 2003.
> what do i do?


Convert your old ANSI PST to a Unicode PST. The steps have been posted
numerous times. Google Groups will find them
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Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook]

 
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