No, it is 20 GB.
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After searching google.groups.com and finding no answer, Ozzie04 asked:
| Although true, the operating system will set it to 4GB I do believe
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| message || Outlook 2003 introduced a new Unicode format for .PST files that can
|| hold a vast amount of data -- much more than 2GB. In fact, for the
|| near future at least, your hardware will likely limit the size of
|| your .PST before the .PST itself will.

However, .PST files
|| created by Outlook 2002 and earlier (or created in the old format
|| under Outlook 2003) are still subject to the 2GB limit. Users
|| report problems anywhere from 1GB on, and the practical limit is
|| 1.83GB. So keep an eye on the size of any old ANSI .PST files.
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|| In || Geoff wrote:
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||| Can anyone tell me if there are still issues around .pst
||| or archive files corrupting when they approach 1 gb? I
||| had this problem last year with OL2002 and wanted to know
||| if it had been fixed in 2003 ... or do I need to be sure
||| and create additional archive files as they get bigger?