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Microsoft Outlook is a commonly used email client on Windows computers. Most of the data in Outlook is stored in Personal Folder files, or .pst files (.ost files in an Exchange configuration). The size of these pst files can be a problem. In Outlook 2002 and older, the famous 2 GB size limit applied. If the size of a pst file is a concern, try splitting the large pst file into smaller files.
In today’s computing environment nobody can afford to lose their emails. If you are lucky, a backup is available, but if not, you have to hope things keep working. In a Windows configuration with Outlook as the email client however, a common problem is corrupt pst files. There are ways to repair a pst file and recover your email though.
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When you use Microsoft Outlook for your email and get a lot of email, chances are you have a big PST file, or maybe even multiple. Although Outlook is reasonably reliable, we all know how bad it can be if you lose your emails. But are you taking precautions? Install this simple add-on to make regular backups of your PST.
Performance is an important concern for many people who have switched to, or are considering a switch to Windows Vista. The increased system requirements can scare you off from the upgrade. Although there is nothing wrong with staying with Windows XP, you could consider the many performance tweaks for Vista. Disabling the indexing can help in certain cases.
This can be addressed using LongPathTool.
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