No, because it's not a configuration issue so much as the way Outlook operates (and has always operated).

What other detail are you hoping to find?

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"Robert Kufrin" wrote in message ...
In article ,
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Remember that the OST file is a cache of what's on the Exchange server mailbox. If the Exchange mailbox is set as the default delivery store and there are no rules to move items to .pst files, then all the mail from all POP3 accounts will be in the Exchange Inbox and thus in the OST file.


Is this covered in more detail in your book?