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Bill Prentice
I have several users who use PST files because they can't bring themselves to
delete any emails. The bad thing is these PSTs are on the network because
these same users will not reliably backup their own PSTs. This only presents
a problem when they are travelling - the PST opens accross the WAN or VPN
connection and causes problems for everyone else.
I've tried to educate these people ("close your PSTs when you are not using
them") but they refuse to listen and heed the advice.
I've found a way of preventing them from opening/making ANY PST files but
what I would rather try first is something that is not overridable and, as
Outlook is exiting, removes PSTs from the profile so the next time they open
Outlook it's just the mailbox service.
Does anyone have any suggestions?
delete any emails. The bad thing is these PSTs are on the network because
these same users will not reliably backup their own PSTs. This only presents
a problem when they are travelling - the PST opens accross the WAN or VPN
connection and causes problems for everyone else.
I've tried to educate these people ("close your PSTs when you are not using
them") but they refuse to listen and heed the advice.
I've found a way of preventing them from opening/making ANY PST files but
what I would rather try first is something that is not overridable and, as
Outlook is exiting, removes PSTs from the profile so the next time they open
Outlook it's just the mailbox service.
Does anyone have any suggestions?