On Monday, August 14, 2000 12:30:00 PM UTC+5:30, Robert Kufrin wrote:
> I have a PST file that has grown to 85 megs in size. I would
> like to split the file into pieces and make it smaller. I
> have copied the pst file into a 1998 version, a 1999 version
> and a 2000 version and deleted all the email not in that
> particular year. Using the advanced compact command hasn't
> really done much. I do not use the journal feature, but do
> make extensive use of the calendar. Is there any way to
> delete all calendar entries that fall outside a certain
> interval. For example I want to have a pst file that only
> has the calendar for January 1, 2000 to July 31, 2000. I
> would exclude all the email outside that interval so the pst
> file would be fairly complete. As far as I can tell the
> longer you use Outlook the longer it will maintain the prior
> years calendars. One option that I considered was to delete
> the file and only copy in the calendar data for the interval
> I want, but I don't know how to specify the interval. My
> concern is that I use a 100 meg zip disk to move data from
> my office to my home and I am starting to get close. Thanks
>
> --
> Bob Kufrin
> (E-Mail Removed)
If your PSt file size has grown more than its limit then there is no need to delete any files from it because doing that will not let you make access with your data stored in PST file. that means it will not sort out your large sized PST problematic issues.Instead you will have to split your over sized PSt files into small PSt files by using a PST file splitter software.
You can get more details from here :
http://www.splitpstfree.com
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