my system
Which doesn't have to be a bad thing if there is no need to use this
feature. How many emails do you receive per day/week/month/year? What is the
current size of your pst-file and for how many years worth of email is
stored in it?
"Real World Answers"? How's this one? You have a problem. Let me talk you
out of autoarchiving, then, presto, you don't have a problem! Robert, I
suppose we could indeed call that a "Real World Answer", or we could call it
"No Answer at ALL". I have the same problems. And before you ask, yes, I do
INDEED need to autoarchive. My autoarchive preferences probably came over
from Outlook 2000. So my guess is that somewhere, the "...top of personal
folders" autoarchive that it's attempting is as a result of the fact that
it's an upgrade. That said, in case someone other than Robert wants to try
to take a shot at fixing this problem, when you right click on what I assume
is the 'top of personal folders', there is NO option to set or turn off
autoarchiving. Anyone out there have an answer?
Enzo