Outlook Express 2003

[Rhema2005]

When exporting folders into a *pst file, what is the difference between; a)
No encription, b) Compression encription & High encription. What's the impact
on file size and recovery procedure?

Thanks & regards,


Peter

 

[Brian Tillman]

When exporting folders into a *pst file, what is the difference
between; a) No encription, b) Compression encription & High
encription. What's the impact on file size and recovery procedure?

Why would you want to export?

 

[Rhema2005]

To save all my OE03 folders onto another drive as back-up.

So where do I find the clarification to my 3 questions, please?

Thanks.

Peter

 

[Gordon]

To save all my OE03 folders onto another drive as back-up.

there's no such thing as Outlook *EXPRESS* 2003. Presumably you mean Outlook
2003?

Don't bother with exporting - just make a copy of your pst file with Outlook
closed. That's all there is to it.

have you had a look at this MS add-in for backing up Outlook?
http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/...3a-b7d0-4b16-b8af-5a6322f4fd01&DisplayLang=en
(Shorter link http://tinyurl.com/oh4l)

Gordon Burgess-Parker
Interim Systems and Management Accounting
www.gbpcomputing.co.uk

 

[Rhema2005]

U R right obviously, I meant MS Outlook 2003. So my personal folder.pst or
Outlook.pst file will then contain ALL my data, right?. Still remains my
query on the three encription possibilities when exporting a *.pst file.

Thanks

Peter

 

[Gordon]

U R right obviously, I meant MS Outlook 2003. So my personal folder.pst or
Outlook.pst file will then contain ALL my data, right?.

Yes, other than account information.

Still remains my
query on the three encription possibilities when exporting a *.pst file.

Sorry can't help you there, I've never exported from a pst file. the ONLY
time you need to do that is when you need to import into another
application, such as Excel......

 

[Rhema2005]

Roger that, thanks Gordon.

Peter

U R right obviously, I meant MS Outlook 2003. So my personal folder.pst or
Outlook.pst file will then contain ALL my data, right?. Still remains my
query on the three encription possibilities when exporting a *.pst file.

Thanks

Peter