Re: Can .PST file size be reduced? How? Not by "compacting' them.

On Monday, July 8, 2002 10:57:41 PM UTC+5:30, John Wirt wrote:
> I want to compact my .PST files to reduce the file size. To compact .PST
> files one is supposed to: go to Tools, select Services, select the folder
> you want to compact, select Properties, select Advance, then click the
> Compact button. The PST file seems to compact but the file size doesn't
> change. How come?
>
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> John Wirt
Microsoft outlook is a powerful email program that allows the user to send and receive all forms of messages. The messages, attachments and contact details stored in the user outlook account are saved as PST files in the computer. Kernel for compact and compress PST software can be used as Winzip utility of Microsoft windows to make single or multiple zip folders of PST files stored in a local server. The software will first search for the PST files saved in a system. Then it will start removing attachments from the specific PST files. The separated attachments by this software can be either saved in a zipped or unzipped folder at user specified location. To know more about tool visit: http://www.compactpst.com/