K
Knows just enough to be dangerous
I have bought a new PC and loaded my Office 2003 software onto it. I then
archived my Microsoft Outlook e-mail on my old PC, which has around 5 years
of mail and atttachments in a file structure. I'm pretty sure I selected 'do
not import duplicates' but when I went to copy the archive pst file, I found
it was 9GB !!!. So I thought I would reverse the archive, then archive in
manageable bites and transfer to the new PC. I think it then created more
dupe's when importing, up to 20 times on some e-mails, tasks and diary
entries (it has been pretty 'buggy' for some time, including ignoring junk
mail and spam preferences). Is ther any program that can identify duplicates
and remove them? If not it will take me months to maually identify and erase
dupe's.
archived my Microsoft Outlook e-mail on my old PC, which has around 5 years
of mail and atttachments in a file structure. I'm pretty sure I selected 'do
not import duplicates' but when I went to copy the archive pst file, I found
it was 9GB !!!. So I thought I would reverse the archive, then archive in
manageable bites and transfer to the new PC. I think it then created more
dupe's when importing, up to 20 times on some e-mails, tasks and diary
entries (it has been pretty 'buggy' for some time, including ignoring junk
mail and spam preferences). Is ther any program that can identify duplicates
and remove them? If not it will take me months to maually identify and erase
dupe's.