Outlook 2000 pst size

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I have a user who allowed the pst to grow to over 2 gig. When I tried to
delete some files, I got an unable to delete message. I installed 2003 trying
to start over. Now 2003 is seeing the old ID and says the pst is too large.
How do I force 2003 to start over with a new ID. If the old data is lost it
is no big deal.

tks
 
Use this http://www.slipstick.com/problems/repair2gbpst.asp. Then create a unicode .pst file and drag/drop the files from the old .pst file to the new.

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After furious head scratching, prtsbyaj asked:

| I have a user who allowed the pst to grow to over 2 gig. When I tried
| to delete some files, I got an unable to delete message. I installed
| 2003 trying to start over. Now 2003 is seeing the old ID and says the
| pst is too large. How do I force 2003 to start over with a new ID. If
| the old data is lost it is no big deal.
|
| tks
 
prtsbyaj said:
I have a user who allowed the pst to grow to over 2 gig. When I tried
to delete some files, I got an unable to delete message. I installed
2003 trying to start over. Now 2003 is seeing the old ID and says the
pst is too large. How do I force 2003 to start over with a new ID. If
the old data is lost it is no big deal.
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If you want to start with a new PST, use Control Panel's Mail applet to add
one to the mail profile, make it the delivery location, then remove the old
one.
 
prtsbyaj said:
I have a user who allowed the pst to grow to over 2 gig. When I tried to
delete some files, I got an unable to delete message. I installed 2003 trying
to start over. Now 2003 is seeing the old ID and says the pst is too large.
How do I force 2003 to start over with a new ID. If the old data is lost it
is no big deal.

tks
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prtsbyaj said:
I have a user who allowed the pst to grow to over 2 gig. When I tried to
delete some files, I got an unable to delete message. I installed 2003 trying
to start over. Now 2003 is seeing the old ID and says the pst is too large.
How do I force 2003 to start over with a new ID. If the old data is lost it
is no big deal.

tks
Click to expand...

I will use the utility to resize the .pst on Monday. We will see how things
go.

tks
 
If you want to start with a new PST, use Control Panel's Mail applet to add
one to the mail profile, make it the delivery location, then remove the old
one.
Click to expand...
I will look at this as well.

tks
 
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