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February 21st 07, 02:11 PM
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New Outlook PST format
I've heard that Outlook 2003 can save in a new format so that the PST file can be greater than
2GBytes. What if the old-format PST is much less than 2GBytes. Should one still switch? Are there any other advantages in switching to the new format? 
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