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MS Office Forum / Outlook / General MS Outlook Questions / March 2008Archiving in Outlook 2002
My archive.pst file is full and I want to keep all of it. Can I create a second archive.pst that piks up from where the first one leaves off? Thank you. > My archive.pst file is full and I want to keep all of it. Can I create a > second archive.pst that piks up from where the first one leaves off? > > Thank you. Close outlook, rename your archive.pst, and it should automatically make a new one. Then go into your options and look for Data Files, and add the renamed archive.PST Though, I haven't heard of a PST getting "full" unless you are using FAT32 and your archive.pst is 4GB  Signature---------------- Andrew Davis IT Administrator WestGate Church > Though, I haven't heard of a PST getting "full" unless you are using > FAT32 and your archive.pst is 4GB Where have you been? The poster said he's using Outlook 2002. The PST "fiils up" at 1.8 GB for that version. SignatureBrian Tillman [MVP-Outlook] >> Though, I haven't heard of a PST getting "full" unless you are using >> FAT32 and your archive.pst is 4GB > > Where have you been? The poster said he's using Outlook 2002. The PST > "fiils up" at 1.8 GB for that version. Interesting, I've never heard of that till now. I'll have to go digging and find out the file size limits of the various versions of office Thanks for the news! Signature---------------- Andrew Davis IT Administrator WestGate Church > Interesting, I've never heard of that till now. Every version of Outlook from Outlook 97 through 2002 have had this limitation. It's only been since Outlook 2003 that the limitation was lifted when using Unicode PSTs. The 2GB limit still affects ANSI PSTs no matter what version of Outlook you use. SignatureBrian Tillman [MVP-Outlook]
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