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I've replaced several installations of Outlook 2000-2002 with 2003, largely
because we needed to expand beyond the 2GB .PST file limit. Just recently one of the installs popped up with the error about the size being too big. We were able to recover this by deleting some items. The actual file size is about 1.75 GB at this point. I thought that Outlook 2003 had a 20GB limit. Did I miss something? When I created the new .PST files in 2003 I chose the Outlook 97-2002 file, because I thought that was needed. Should I have chosen the other choice (can't recall it right now)?? What procedure should I follow to "convert" the existing 1.75GB file to the new, larger format? Thanks in advance. Stephen Porter Los Angeles, CA |
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