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November 21st 06, 06:48 PM
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Questions about archiving
Is their a log file that Outlook uses that can tell me why archiving is
failing. It runs through the process but nevers archives any emails and doesn't give an error message neither. Also can you configure autoarchive options in a regedit or through Group policy? 
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November 21st 06, 09:50 PM
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Questions about archiving
Jamie T wrote:
Is their a log file that Outlook uses that can tell me why archiving is failing. It runs through the process but nevers archives any emails and doesn't give an error message neither. Also can you configure autoarchive options in a regedit or through Group policy? AutoArchive uses the modified date of an item to determine whether or not it should be archived, not the received date. Modified date is usually not displayed, but you can add it to the header line with Field Chooser. -- Brian Tillman
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November 22nd 06, 12:21 AM
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Questions about archiving
Yes I show where that can be a problem but I have looked and made sure the
modified dates are within the range I am archiving for. Any way to set this up per regedits or GP? "Brian Tillman" wrote: Jamie T wrote: Is their a log file that Outlook uses that can tell me why archiving is failing. It runs through the process but nevers archives any emails and doesn't give an error message neither. Also can you configure autoarchive options in a regedit or through Group policy? AutoArchive uses the modified date of an item to determine whether or not it should be archived, not the received date. Modified date is usually not displayed, but you can add it to the header line with Field Chooser. -- Brian Tillman
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