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From: "Rich"
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I would delete the MAPI profile and recreate it.
Rich
"Glenn Meadows" wrote in message =
news:433d45ab$1{at}w3.nls.net...
Rich,
I checked, this AM, and the paths on both displayed opened files are =
exactly=20
the same, and neither can be closed.
Any other place to look (like in the registry) where there might be a=20
duplicate entry that can/should be removed?
Also, the gazillion reminders popping up are related to the lost =
displayed=20
names on the top of the contacts. He's having to open each contact, =
change=20
the Displayed Name to an alternate format, and save and close the =
contact=20
(All initially displayed with blank names). This then updates the=20
particular reminder, and allows it to be dismissed. Not sure how =
we're=20
going to get the reminders that point to "missing emails" out of the=20
reminder list though, as you can't dismiss them, since the original =
link=20
can't be found.
Any pointers to where those are stored (if they're accessible) would =
be=20
helpful.
After the Compact, the file is now down to 656mb, instead of 1.9gig. =
That's=20
encouraging.
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Glenn M.
"Rich" wrote in message news:433c9e62$1{at}w3.nls.net...
In Office XP the PST file I/O uses 32-bit file offsets. In Office =
2003=20
the file I/O uses 64-bit offsets. I don't know if the file format =
itself=20
has some limit. As I have a PST that is larger than 2GB that I use =
with=20
Office 11.
If you have two PSTs reported as opened I would check to see if you =
don't=20
have two different paths to the same file. If this happened to me I =
would=20
go to the data file options and if two are listed remove one. If only =
one=20
is listed I would delete the MAPI profile and recreate it.
Rich
"Glenn Meadows" wrote in message=20
news:433c45c6$1{at}w3.nls.net...
The 2 gig file size limit...is that an Outlook limit, or a hard =
OS/File
System limit? Running on Windows 2K, and I believe formatted =
partition is
NTFS. Might be Fat32 though..
Reason I ask, is I just spent the bulk of today repairing a PST file =
that
had exceeded the file size, and could not be opened. Had to =
download the
2gig limit truncation program, and then run Scanpst.exe to repair =
the=20
file.
Lots of resulting corruption, for example, all the peoples names are =
gone=20
in
his contacts list, but the internal info on each entry is there.
He's now getting close to 3000 reminders opening, almost like every=20
reminder
he's ever set is now back.
In the process of correcting this, we did upgrade to Office XP from =
Office
2K. At least in Office XP, the reminders come up in a Reminders =
list,
rather than a gazillion popup reminder windows on his desktop, which =
was
crashing Outlook.
Also, now even though we're only opening 1 PST file, it shows as 2, =
which
are identical, and neither can be closed, which does indicate it's =
the=20
same
file, with 2 instances being displayed. Even the indications on the =
folder
list match, when an email arrives, it shows as (1) in both inboxes.=20
Anyone
have any clue how to fix that????
He's in massive "trim" mode right now, as well as running compact on =
the
file. What really killed him space was, is he has tons of documents =
saved
with his Tasks list, and tons of attachments included in his email.=20
.
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Glenn M.
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delete the MAPI =
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recreate it.
Rich
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