I am using XP with Outlook 2003 and I do not find any of those registry
entries. Is there any other way to increase the size?

"Brian Tillman" wrote:

garyk wrote:

a) I found that I am using the Office 97 - 2002 Personal Folders File
on an NTFS formatted partition. How do I create Office Outlook
Personal Folder Files without messing everything up?

FileNewOutlook Data FIle

b) Are you aware of documentation that walks users through the
process of setting a registry key to increase the 20 GB limit?

http://support.microsoft.com/kb/832925/en-us
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Brian Tillman

Are you using a .pst or .ost file? Where have you looked? Did you read the
article carefully? Did you find the tree where the keys are supposed to
exist?

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After furious head scratching, dgalaxy asked:

| I am using XP with Outlook 2003 and I do not find any of those
| registry entries. Is there any other way to increase the size?
|
| "Brian Tillman" wrote:
|
|| garyk wrote:
||
||| a) I found that I am using the Office 97 - 2002 Personal Folders
||| File on an NTFS formatted partition. How do I create Office Outlook
||| Personal Folder Files without messing everything up?
||
|| FileNewOutlook Data FIle
||
||| b) Are you aware of documentation that walks users through the
||| process of setting a registry key to increase the 20 GB limit?
||
|| http://support.microsoft.com/kb/832925/en-us
|| --
|| Brian Tillman