2 gig pst outlook 2003
 

my pst file is nearly 2 gigs

Can I create a new outlook data file and have new email go there, would I
setup a rule?

I tried archiving 2 gig pst, but it does not get any smaller


I have setup a new profile, but this is not ideal as I want to reply to
older messages

2 gig pst outlook 2003
 

Hi John,

in Outlook under "File/New/Personal Folder (PST)" you can create a new PST
file.

I prefer to name this "Personal Folder 2008" or any other name as "Personal
Folders".

Then you must change the delievery folder to the new PST file.

Have a look on this site:
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/291636/en-us

as special the part: "How to Point Outlook to Your New Personals Folder
File"

Maybe it helps.

--
Oliver Vukovics
Share Outlook without Exchange (Vista Ready): Public ShareFolder
Synchronize Outlook between PC and Notebook: Public SyncTool
http://www.publicshareware.com

"john" schrieb im Newsbeitrag
news:7XTRj.3377$XI1.1816@edtnps91...
my pst file is nearly 2 gigs
Can I create a new outlook data file and have new email go there, would I
setup a rule?

I tried archiving 2 gig pst, but it does not get any smaller


I have setup a new profile, but this is not ideal as I want to reply to
older messages

2 gig pst outlook 2003
 

If I created a new data where would the contacts reside? I guess in old data
file

My friend has a 4.5 gig pst file
his georgies in contacts are acting up, thinking maybe a new pst would fix
this, or doing scanpst?

john






"Oliver Vukovics [Public Shareware]" wrote in
message ...
Hi John,

in Outlook under "File/New/Personal Folder (PST)" you can create a new PST
file.

I prefer to name this "Personal Folder 2008" or any other name as
"Personal Folders".

Then you must change the delievery folder to the new PST file.

Have a look on this site:
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/291636/en-us

as special the part: "How to Point Outlook to Your New Personals Folder
File"

Maybe it helps.

--
Oliver Vukovics
Share Outlook without Exchange (Vista Ready): Public ShareFolder
Synchronize Outlook between PC and Notebook: Public SyncTool
http://www.publicshareware.com

"john" schrieb im Newsbeitrag
news:7XTRj.3377$XI1.1816@edtnps91...
my pst file is nearly 2 gigs
Can I create a new outlook data file and have new email go there, would I
setup a rule?

I tried archiving 2 gig pst, but it does not get any smaller


I have setup a new profile, but this is not ideal as I want to reply to
older messages

2 gig pst outlook 2003
 

If I created a new data where would the contacts reside? I guess in old data
file

My friend has a 4.5 gig pst file
his categories in contacts are acting up, thinking maybe a new pst would
fix
this, or doing scanpst?

john



"Oliver Vukovics [Public Shareware]" wrote in
message ...
Hi John,

in Outlook under "File/New/Personal Folder (PST)" you can create a new PST
file.

I prefer to name this "Personal Folder 2008" or any other name as
"Personal Folders".

Then you must change the delievery folder to the new PST file.

Have a look on this site:
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/291636/en-us

as special the part: "How to Point Outlook to Your New Personals Folder
File"

Maybe it helps.

--
Oliver Vukovics
Share Outlook without Exchange (Vista Ready): Public ShareFolder
Synchronize Outlook between PC and Notebook: Public SyncTool
http://www.publicshareware.com

"john" schrieb im Newsbeitrag
news:7XTRj.3377$XI1.1816@edtnps91...
my pst file is nearly 2 gigs
Can I create a new outlook data file and have new email go there, would I
setup a rule?

I tried archiving 2 gig pst, but it does not get any smaller


I have setup a new profile, but this is not ideal as I want to reply to
older messages

2 gig pst outlook 2003
 

john wrote:

If I created a new data where would the contacts reside? I guess in
old data file

They can be wherever he wants them, either the new or the old PST. The
default Contactsw folder will be in whatever PST he makes his delivery
location.

My friend has a 4.5 gig pst file
his categories in contacts are acting up, thinking maybe a new pst
would fix this, or doing scanpst?

Can't hurt.
--
Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook]