Anyone have any suggestions for me.. come on now.
> Hey all,
>
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> him fix
> this problem?
Just for kicks, right click the folder and choose "Empty Deleted Items
Folder" in both the original and the Archive pst-file.
Then close Outlook and run scanpst.exe on both pst-files and see if it comes
up with anything.
Also verify that you are archiving to a pst-file in the same format. So if
your main pst-file is a UNICODE pst-file, verify that your archive pst-file
is also a UNICODE pst-file.

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> Hey all,
>
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> him fix
> this problem?
John S. Sapyta. - 28 Apr 2008 18:08 GMT
> Just for kicks, right click the folder and choose "Empty Deleted Items
> Folder" in both the original and the Archive pst-file.
> Then close Outlook and run scanpst.exe on both pst-files and see if it
> comes up with anything.
Which folder, Inbox or deleted items folder? And what if there isn't a
option
in the right-clicking meu?
As for Archive post file, I'm not even sure if I setup the archiving right.
> Also verify that you are archiving to a pst-file in the same format. So if
> your main pst-file is a UNICODE pst-file, verify that your archive
> pst-file is also a UNICODE pst-file.
How can I tell if I'm using the same format?
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>> him fix
>> this problem?
John S. Sapyta. - 12 May 2008 04:45 GMT
Hey Roady,
I'm still waiting on you or other MVP's to answer my reply to you.