Does it make a difference if the PST was created in a 64bit version of Outlook 2010?
In other words will the PST still be accessible in Outlook 2010 32 bit.
Manpreet SIngh Khatra
Does it make a difference if the PST was created in a 64bit version of Outlook 2010 - No that wouldnt make any difference
Yes the PST can be used on a 32 bit machine as well
- Rancy
Alan Hardisty
A .PST is a .PST - they only have one flavour and they can be read by anything that can read a .pst file no matter how many bits that computer is configured for.
Yeah, the only difference in a PST file is the OLD format which had a 2GB limit, and the newer unicode format. The new format has existed since Outlook 2003, and can be quite large.
Member_2_6492660_1
If you have a windows xp pro workstation
you can use the Exchange management tools from that computer and use this command
This PST wont be used for shared access.
Does it make a difference if the PST was created in a 64bit version of Outlook 2010?
In other words will the PST still be accessible in Outlook 2010 32 bit.