I have several POP3 accounts. My primary PST file is about 150 MBs, all
others archived to two other PST files (400-600MB ea). I have run ScanPST on
all three files and corrected all errors found in them.
Are they all on the same server and how often are you checking for new mail?
I have a mix of accts and only IMAP is slow, but that's how imap always is.

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> I have several POP3 accounts. My primary PST file is about 150 MBs, all
> others archived to two other PST files (400-600MB ea). I have run ScanPST
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>> > Help -- anyone else with this problem? No way to uninstall SP1, so I'm
>> > looking at uninstalling entire Office and reinstalling... Ugh.
Kirk Severtson - 19 Dec 2007 14:00 GMT
Every 5 minutes or so on three different servers. I'll disable automatic
end/receive to take that out of the equation.
Let me be clear, though: this extreme sluggishness was sudden -- immediately
or very soon after applying the Office 2007 SP1. Previous to this, email
retrieval was only on the slow side (like all other reports here). Previous
to this, the Outlook process often remained running even though I had exited
the program. I can live with all that stuff...
This makes using Outlook impossible -- I am unable to click on any folder or
message without waiting for several minutes. If I kill Outlook and start a
fresh session, it's usable for a few minutes.
Thanks for your help!
Kirk
> Are they all on the same server and how often are you checking for new mail?
>
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> >> > Help -- anyone else with this problem? No way to uninstall SP1, so I'm
> >> > looking at uninstalling entire Office and reinstalling... Ugh.