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IanW
I have learned the hard way that AutoArchive's "Delete expired items" has
been deleting e-mails older than 6 months, while simultaneously set to
archive anything older than 18 months. (That this is possible is outrageous.
Calendar items, tasks, and e-mails with explicitly set expiry dates can
reasonably be expected to "expire", sure, but all e-mails??)
As I try to recover using monthly backups on DVD, I need a few answers:
1. What distinguishes a "Personal Folder" from an "Archive Folder"? It seems
a PST file is either one or the other.
2. I'm faced with manually merging many folders from historically
overlapping PST backups. Duplicate e-mails will inevitably result. What is
the best way to cull the duplicates? If needed I'll buy a utility to save me
many hours of drudgery.
Thanks,
Ian
been deleting e-mails older than 6 months, while simultaneously set to
archive anything older than 18 months. (That this is possible is outrageous.
Calendar items, tasks, and e-mails with explicitly set expiry dates can
reasonably be expected to "expire", sure, but all e-mails??)
As I try to recover using monthly backups on DVD, I need a few answers:
1. What distinguishes a "Personal Folder" from an "Archive Folder"? It seems
a PST file is either one or the other.
2. I'm faced with manually merging many folders from historically
overlapping PST backups. Duplicate e-mails will inevitably result. What is
the best way to cull the duplicates? If needed I'll buy a utility to save me
many hours of drudgery.
Thanks,
Ian