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This questions applies to both the Outlook that is included with Office 2003
and Office 2007. It looks like the maximum file size can be set to either 2GB or 20GB, with the default being 2GB. I just imported my Outlook Express messages and ended up with a pst file size of about 2.2GB. Outlook won't even let me set up so much as one additional contact. Is there is a simple method of increasing the file size to 20GB? I checking the kb articles, it seems that a bunch of somewhat complex registry edits are needed, and I am concerned about fouling up my computer if I make an error. I am looking for an easier method, possibly a file I can import into the registry. I need some expert advice on this issue, many thanks. |
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