Gilles said:
I am unable to transfer my mail to my Local Mail Folders
anymore.
I get the following Information message:
The "D:\Local Mail\Personal Fodlers(1).pst has reached its
maximum size."
It resides on the Local "D" partition and it shows 1.81 Gb
as its size.
Is there a possibility to change the settings higher,
since that partition has 60 Gb availability?
Thanks
The maximum size for the .pst file is 1.87GB. You will need to export
some items to another .pst file (which you can also have opened in
Outlook). Now is a good time to start reading up on how auto-archiving
works so items get moved into another .pst file when they get too old.
You can set different expiration times when old items get archived by
right-clicking on a folder and modifying its properties. Note that
auto-archiving is a 2-step process: you configure the folder's
auto-archive settings and you must also enable the global auto-archiving
function (i.e., it's like presetting the light switches in your house
but you still need to flip the main breaker to actually turn them all
off and on at the same time). Otherwise, start exporting old items into
another .pst file. Whether archiving or exporting, you can have that
other .pst file opened in Outlook so you can see the messages and search
for them but it is handled as a separate message store. It is also time
to delete all the crap that you've left in your folders, like in the
Sent folder and especially in the Deleted Items folder.