Outlook client from software giant Microsoft is used by millions to manage their email accounts from a single platform. Outlook allows users to read, create, categorize, archive and store email messages received by them. Essentially, Outlook is an email management client but it also lets users create calender entries, maintain journals, jot down tasks among other things. The data is then stored on a PST file. Lets find out exactly how to create a PST file.
Microsoft Outlook is a highly...
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A Personal Folder File or PST file allows users to save the data on their Outlook email client for accessing it at a later time or using it has back-up for restoring data when Outlook crashes. Some times, even the highly critical PST file becomes damaged, making the information stored in it, inaccessible. Below are the steps for repairing a PST file.
A Personal Folder File is created by the user when the Outlook email management client is being used as a stand alone software and is not...
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Microsoft has imposed a 2GB file size limit on PST and OST, so that they don't increase beyond a point. When a file crosses the limit, it becomes damaged and is unable to open on Outlook. Lets look at some steps to configure the file size limit on PST file.
In Outlook 2003 and Outlook 2010 email management clients, PST files are formatted using the American National Standards Institute (ANSI) and UNICODE format. Now, these file formats come with a size limitation of 2GB, which is controlled...
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