R
Ross
Outlook 2000 version outlook.pst file unknown to me got too big (1.9 gb) and
crashed. Now when I try to open the file from a backup hard drive I get the
error "quit all mail-enabled applications, and then usse the inbox repair
tool." I don't know how to do that. The computer repair service I took it to
was able to restore my contacts but lost all the e-mails and categories.
They suggested that I uninstall and reinstall outlook, how can I open this
big file and quickly delete unneccessary items like "sent" items quickly
enough to keep it from crashing again?
Could a later version of Outlook open it and not crash?
crashed. Now when I try to open the file from a backup hard drive I get the
error "quit all mail-enabled applications, and then usse the inbox repair
tool." I don't know how to do that. The computer repair service I took it to
was able to restore my contacts but lost all the e-mails and categories.
They suggested that I uninstall and reinstall outlook, how can I open this
big file and quickly delete unneccessary items like "sent" items quickly
enough to keep it from crashing again?
Could a later version of Outlook open it and not crash?