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September 7th 06, 06:22 PM
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Outlook calendar history length
Is there any drawback to having my calendar information history go back
forever? Does keeping all that old information slow anything down? If so, is there a way to tell the system to only retain 6 months of history like we do for free/busy time in the future? thanks, Bill Outlook 2003 Exchange 2003 sp2 
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September 7th 06, 07:05 PM
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Outlook calendar history length
You can use the AutoArchive properties of the file to control things like
that. Right click on the Calendar folder, choose Properties and go to the AutoArchive tab. Keeping 'too much' data around results in bloated mailboxes or PST files which will, in time, tend to slow things down "Bill" wrote in message ... Is there any drawback to having my calendar information history go back forever? Does keeping all that old information slow anything down? If so, is there a way to tell the system to only retain 6 months of history like we do for free/busy time in the future? thanks, Bill Outlook 2003 Exchange 2003 sp2
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September 7th 06, 07:13 PM
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Outlook calendar history length
We're not autoarchiving or using .pst files. Is there a way to control this
on the Exchange server? "Vince Averello [MVP-Outlook]" wrote: You can use the AutoArchive properties of the file to control things like that. Right click on the Calendar folder, choose Properties and go to the AutoArchive tab. Keeping 'too much' data around results in bloated mailboxes or PST files which will, in time, tend to slow things down "Bill" wrote in message ... Is there any drawback to having my calendar information history go back forever? Does keeping all that old information slow anything down? If so, is there a way to tell the system to only retain 6 months of history like we do for free/busy time in the future? thanks, Bill Outlook 2003 Exchange 2003 sp2
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