Even though I've shown him how to copy his calendar, he prefers to export it.
When we copied his calendar into a new pst we also noticed a difference in
the file size of the Calendar.pst versus the size of the folder. I just
replicated the process on my system and the file folder for my calendar is
142K while the calendar.pst file is 1009K. Shouldn't the file sizes be much
closer?
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kaffelatte


"Brian Tillman" wrote:

kaffelatte wrote:

I just spoke with the client to confirm that auto archiving is not
turned on and he informed me that when he exported the calendar this
past Friday, it is now back to the 59 Meg file size.

This begs the question: why does he export?
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Brian Tillman

kaffelatte wrote:

Even though I've shown him how to copy his calendar, he prefers to
export it. When we copied his calendar into a new pst we also noticed
a difference in the file size of the Calendar.pst versus the size of
the folder. I just replicated the process on my system and the file
folder for my calendar is 142K while the calendar.pst file is 1009K.
Shouldn't the file sizes be much closer?

There seems to be only a marginal correspondence betwen the size of a folder
and a PST containing that folder, other than that the PST itself will always
be larger than the folder(s) it contains. There is more to a PST than just
the data you can see.
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Brian Tillman