I don't think 20GB will be a problem - but 1.8 GB was! Thanks for the
reply!
>>I remember well the corruption when .pst files exceeded 1.8 GB in previous
>>versions.
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> most voracious email hoarder) but if you manually amend that you can go
> to 33TB....
Gordon - 17 Mar 2008 18:58 GMT
>I don't think 20GB will be a problem - but 1.8 GB was! Thanks for the
>reply!
You have to allow 2007 to create its own file - if you have a legacy pst
file being used in 2007, then the limit is still 1.8GB...
M Skabialka - 17 Mar 2008 20:20 GMT
That's very important - thanks - we are all using files created in past
versions, so will correct his with new files.
>>I don't think 20GB will be a problem - but 1.8 GB was! Thanks for the
>>reply!
>
> You have to allow 2007 to create its own file - if you have a legacy pst
> file being used in 2007, then the limit is still 1.8GB...
Gordon - 17 Mar 2008 20:25 GMT
> That's very important - thanks - we are all using files created in past
> versions, so will correct his with new files.
YW.
Hi there,
How do you amend to increase to a higher capacity than the 20GB default?
some people in the office will actually get to 20 at some point as we receive
very large files constantly.
Thanks & regards.
Mauricio
> >I remember well the corruption when .pst files exceeded 1.8 GB in previous
> >versions.
[quoted text clipped - 4 lines]
> most voracious email hoarder) but if you manually amend that you can go to
> 33TB....
Gordon - 19 Mar 2008 13:32 GMT
> Hi there,
> How do you amend to increase to a higher capacity than the 20GB default?
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> Thanks & regards.
> Mauricio
Have a look here:
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/832925/
Brian Tillman - 19 Mar 2008 13:46 GMT
> How do you amend to increase to a higher capacity than the 20GB
> default? some people in the office will actually get to 20 at some
> point as we receive very large files constantly.
You are much better off using multiple PSTs.

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