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February 13th 08, 06:53 PM
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PST on Network Question
We have Exchange 2003. We have a lot of users (school district staff and
students), so we have strict limits on the mailbox size. For many years we have been telling users to save their messages to their PST files (which is on their network drive). Now we've come across some documentation that suggests that is a BAD idea. What do others use for managing mail and keeping the size of the mailbox low? Where do you store messages/attachments? How easy is it for the non-technical users? Thanks for any and all suggestions. -- Lauri Bellingham Public Schools Application Support 
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