As a newbie, I am having a challenge when I try to archive a .PST file that
is stored on my hard-drive. When I do a manual archive, (I want to archive
particular .PSTs to their own archive), I noticed that in some of the
subfolders, the emails that might have an attachment, are not archived, and
in other different sub-folders, some emails are not touched at all.

I can't use the Autoarchive settings as Outlook seems to just use one .PST
to archive all folders. I need to keep my archives separate and distinct.

Would appreciate some suggestions or settings that need to be adjusted as I
have about 15 .PST files to try and archive or manage more that what
autoarchive supports.

Thanks
jjjslj

if you need to fine control, select and move the messages to the correct
pst.

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"jjjoseph" wrote in message
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As a newbie, I am having a challenge when I try to archive a .PST file
that is stored on my hard-drive. When I do a manual archive, (I want to
archive particular .PSTs to their own archive), I noticed that in some of
the subfolders, the emails that might have an attachment, are not
archived, and in other different sub-folders, some emails are not touched
at all.

I can't use the Autoarchive settings as Outlook seems to just use one .PST
to archive all folders. I need to keep my archives separate and distinct.

Would appreciate some suggestions or settings that need to be adjusted as
I have about 15 .PST files to try and archive or manage more that what
autoarchive supports.

Thanks
jjjslj