Outlook 2007: Easily Locate Large Items in Your Mailstore

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Created: Dec 19, 2006     Updated: Dec 21, 2006


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If your mailstore is getting full and you need to find what is taking up so much room, Outlook 2007 makes it easy. Just do the following . . .

1. Go to your Inbox (or Calendar).

2. In the Search Inbox (or Search Calendar) text box, type size:> and then the minimum number for the size (example size:>1000000 which would be 1MB).

Now you can examine the items and delete or move them as you see fit.

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Outlook 2007: Easily Locate Large Items in Your Mailstore by davak
Re: Outlook 2007: Easily Locate Large Items in Your Mailstore by KillPuppies



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