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Guest
Hi -
I maxed out my Outlook 2000 pst file (2.1 gigs- a warning message would have
been nice) so I couldn't send or rec. email, delete files, even after running
SCANPST.exe several times. My techie friend told me to upgrade to Office
2003, since Outlook 2003 pst files hold up to 20 gigs. Now I can't get my
old pst file to open in 2003
I used: File, New, Data files and created a new pst file. Then tried to
import my old pst file in. I got an error message telling me the old pst
file was not closed properly. I clicked on repair to fix the problem and got
another message about my old pst file reaching maximum size and to delete
some of the files. I clicked "OK", but I didn't see a way to get into the old
pst file. I scanned again with SCANPST.exe, but I got an error message
telling me some of problems couldn't be fixed.
HELP. I don't know what to do to bring back my old Outlook 2000 pst file!
I maxed out my Outlook 2000 pst file (2.1 gigs- a warning message would have
been nice) so I couldn't send or rec. email, delete files, even after running
SCANPST.exe several times. My techie friend told me to upgrade to Office
2003, since Outlook 2003 pst files hold up to 20 gigs. Now I can't get my
old pst file to open in 2003
I used: File, New, Data files and created a new pst file. Then tried to
import my old pst file in. I got an error message telling me the old pst
file was not closed properly. I clicked on repair to fix the problem and got
another message about my old pst file reaching maximum size and to delete
some of the files. I clicked "OK", but I didn't see a way to get into the old
pst file. I scanned again with SCANPST.exe, but I got an error message
telling me some of problems couldn't be fixed.
HELP. I don't know what to do to bring back my old Outlook 2000 pst file!