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Are you using outlook in any PC?
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Yes. In some systems I have.<br />
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--Raj
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Ok abbasiftt,<br />
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I will check and let you know<br />
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--Raj
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Ok abbasiftt,

I will check and let you know

--Raj

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&quot;I use webmail in my office (using Microsoft Exchange) My issue is that my mailbox's sentItems is almost full. I would like to free up some space by backup those items in SentItems, Also I need to make sure, those backuped items should be viewable/restorable, if required later.<br />
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How could I do this?<br />
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Looking forward for your help<br />
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Thanks<br />
--Raj&quot;<br />

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"I use webmail in my office (using Microsoft Exchange) My issue is that my mailbox's sentItems is almost full. I would like to free up some space by backup those items in SentItems, Also I need to make sure, those backuped items should be viewable/restorable, if required later.

How could I do this?

Looking forward for your help

Thanks
--Raj"


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