I'm a soon to be switcher with an enormous .pst file in Outlook. For those not familiar it's the file containing your entire contact database, calendar, and email archive. For me, it's the email archive that's truly enormous. I save every (non spam) email I get, including attachments. Last I checked my .pst file was almost 400 megs and growing - plus I have about 100 megs in my archive .pst.
When I switch I really want to take it all with me. I'm really used to the file-folder heirarchy I've set up and the ability to go in and find older correspondence. I can certainly rebuild the folder structure for new correspondence but I really want to have my existing stuff too.
Can anyone suggest a fool proof way to do this?
Thanks a million in advance,
TM
When I switch I really want to take it all with me. I'm really used to the file-folder heirarchy I've set up and the ability to go in and find older correspondence. I can certainly rebuild the folder structure for new correspondence but I really want to have my existing stuff too.
Can anyone suggest a fool proof way to do this?
Thanks a million in advance,
TM