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We have groups within our company that is required to retain business
e-mails, including attachments, for a period of 7 years. Some attachments can be quite large. Mailboxes can become quite bloated. What I would like to have them do is archive the emails on a monthly basis, compress the archive somehow (like a zip file), move the compressed archive to a CD, DVD, or even a network directory. Next month start a new archive and repeat the process. When necessary, a compressed archive should be decompressed, the archive restored to read one or more of the e-mails within it, and then rearchive, compress, and move back. What would be the best way to proceed. |
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