This particular user was migrated from Outlook 2000 to Outlook 2003 simply
by copying the Outlook.pst file from the old machine to the new one, so I'm
assuming the Outlook.pst file is still ANSI. Is there any way to migrate the
PST file to Unicode format to take advantage of the larger PST file support
Unicode offers?

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Mitch Tulloch
[MVP--Windows Server]
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"neo [mvp outlook]" wrote in message
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Correct.

"Mitch Tulloch" wrote in message
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So if needed you could create additional archive files and Outlook would
still work and not choke as long as each file is under the 2GB limit?

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Mitch Tulloch
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http://www.mtit.com



"Oliver Vukovics" wrote in message
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Hi Mitch,

every PST file (Outlook 97-2002) can have 2GB.

If you have 2 PST file (Outlook.PST and an archive.pst) every single PST
file could have 2 GB.

Outlook.PST = 2 GB
archive.pst = 2GB

Combined = 4 GB

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"Mitch Tulloch" schrieb im Newsbeitrag
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Does the 2 GB ANSI limit for Outlook PST apply only to the size of the
Outlook.pst file, or to the combined size of the Outlook.pst and
Archive.pst
files?

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Cheers,
Mitch Tulloch
[MVP--Windows Server]
http://www.mtit.com