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Microsoft outlook 0x8004060c error.
Ms Outlook XP, while sending/receiving on any account returns the following error code: 0x8006040c.
It might be related to the dimension of the mail repository. Is it correct? But how to avoid it definitely? Is there any sw that is capable to manage and store correctly and easily the messages in a different file pst to reduce drastically the initial dimension of the original pst?
It might be related to the dimension of the mail repository. Is it correct? But how to avoid it definitely? Is there any sw that is capable to manage and store correctly and easily the messages in a different file pst to reduce drastically the initial dimension of the original pst?
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I see, the pst file size is at the edge. I can create a new pst or i can delete old mails. But, is there a tools to archive with some criteria the old mail?
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each expert answered at the first question of the set. No one answered immediately at all the questions related. By the way, in 3 different times the answer was completed.
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I've archived messages, but the dimension of the file pst in use is unmodified.
Why?
Why?
restart ur outlook n check
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I've restarted outlook, but the dimension didn't changed yet.
qdaquin,
As I posted in my first comment, you need to compact the PST file. Then you will see the space saving.
1. On the File menu, click Data File Management.
2. Click to select your Personal Folder, and then click Settings.
3. On the General tab, click Compact Now.
4. Click OK, and then click Close.
As I posted in my first comment, you need to compact the PST file. Then you will see the space saving.
1. On the File menu, click Data File Management.
2. Click to select your Personal Folder, and then click Settings.
3. On the General tab, click Compact Now.
4. Click OK, and then click Close.
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10q. There's a way to speed up the compression?
No, compression takes awhile. You need to go have lunch or dinner. :)
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:-)
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error unknown 800....
The error code is correct, the pst file is near the dim of 2 GB. I'm also asking if, Is it a tools to archive (correctly) the messages before a date?