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Hi all,
I'm running Outlook 2007 and looking at my PST file that's been coming forward since Office 2000 it shows that the PST file is a 97-2002 mode file. Is there any way to upgrade the PST file to the latest format? And maybe more to the point is there any advantage to doing so? Everything seems to work fine, other than the slowness of the file (it's about 130megs) and I'm hoping moving up to the latest format might help performance? +++ Rick --- |
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