Correct. Leave them in Outlook. Outlook 2003/2007's unicode pst supports
large folders (over 20 GB) so size isn't usually and issue. You can archive
if you want.
The main advantage of saving outside the pst, in txt or html format, is you
don't need outlook installed to read the messages.
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Jorge Cervantes said:
We are not using Exchange mailbox.
So what you are saying is that do not delete received messages and leave
them in Outlook.
So pst will keep all received messages.
Am I wrong?
One problem is that pst file will become huge if I do not delete them.
jorge