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How do I fix the problem of an error message stating that the file is full -
unable to display. I just upgraded to Office 2007 and the problem did not correct. I have only a single user and do not want to add anothe user to copy files there |
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Outlook throws no such message. Provide the rest of the information like
mail account type, how you configured it, and what action produces the error. I doubt this is an Outlook issue at all. -- Russ Valentine "Pearson385" wrote in message ... How do I fix the problem of an error message stating that the file is full - unable to display. I just upgraded to Office 2007 and the problem did not correct. I have only a single user and do not want to add anothe user to copy files there |
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If guess is right - the actual issue you have encountered is "Folder is
Full" when attempting to display the folder - something we've run across more than once with contact folders. Would highly recommend providing complete details and exact messages to avoid people having to guess as to what exactly is occuring on your system. If this issue doesn't go away after 1) closing and restarting Outlook (50/50 chance at the problem resolving itself but if it doesn't the first time you close/re-open Outlook - it's a permanent issue with the folder that won't change over time 2) running ScanPST on the PST file (seldom changes anything) highly unlikely there is a single step easy solution - leastwise have never found one but have always been able to recover the data (if and when required since usually this has only occured on test configs). Just a FYI - uninstalling and reinstalling is pointless and detect 'n repair also won't do any good since the issue is in the PST file (assuming the folder is PST based). Minimal info required: - folder type (i.e. mail, contacts etc)? - exact message(s)? - is this a default folder (is the Inbox in your folder group)? - are custom forms in use and/or published to the folder? - is this from a PST folder or Exch (have never encountered the problem on an Exch folder) - was the PST file from a pervious Outlook config or newly created? - any Addins in use? As mentioned - recovery steps required depends completely on whether or not this involves your default mailbox set of folders and that assumes that you don't have a backup and can start over which would be the easiest solution of all. Karl __________________________________________________ __________ Karl Timmermans - The Claxton Group ContactGenie - Importer/DataPorter/Exporter/Toolkit/Duplicate Contact Mgr "Contact import/export/data management tools for Outlook '2000/2007" http://www.contactgenie.com "Pearson385" wrote in message ... How do I fix the problem of an error message stating that the file is full - unable to display. I just upgraded to Office 2007 and the problem did not correct. I have only a single user and do not want to add anothe user to copy files there |
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