old PST File with custom installation wizard

[Chris]

Office 2003
I created with the CustomInstallaiton wizard a new mst file.

Username, Server aso. already ok.

I created a pst file too.
The problem:
The new pst file is the old "PST 97 - 2002" format.
I need the new format (for lager file size)

In the CustomInstallationWizard i choosed the
RIGHT NEW FORMAT. BUT THE RESULT IS ALWAYS THE OLD PST FILE FORMAT.

The old pst format have problems with lage file sizes.

Please help.

Chris

 

[Jason]

Office 2003
In the CustomInstallationWizard i choosed the
RIGHT NEW FORMAT. BUT THE RESULT IS ALWAYS THE OLD PST FILE FORMAT.

The old pst format have problems with lage file sizes.

Please help.

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[Sue Mosher [MVP-Outlook]]

I replicated this problem here with a .prf file that had these settings in
the first four sections:

;Automatically generated PRF file from the Microsoft Office Customization
and Installation Wizard

; **************************************************************
; Section 1 - Profile Defaults
; **************************************************************

[General]
Custom=1
ProfileName=Unicode PSt
DefaultProfile=No
OverwriteProfile=No
ModifyDefaultProfileIfPresent=FALSE
DefaultStore=Service1

; **************************************************************
; Section 2 - Services in Profile
; **************************************************************

[Service List]
;ServiceX=Microsoft Outlook Client
Service1=Unicode Personal Folders

;***************************************************************
; Section 3 - List of internet accounts
;***************************************************************

[Internet Account List]

;***************************************************************
; Section 4 - Default values for each service.
;***************************************************************

[Service1]
UniqueService=No
Name=My Personal Folders
PathToPersonalFolders=%USERPROFILE%\local settings\application
data\microsoft\outlook\unicode_test1.pst
EncryptionType=0x40000000

I'll check with some of the Microsoft prf gurus to see if they have any
ideas. When I find out something, I'll post back to this thread.