How to combine PST files
We've recently gotten a few letters about how to move your PST file data from one PST file to another. If you've been using Outlook for a long time, it's likely you've got an old-format PST file that has a 2GB limit in storage capacity. If you're running close to that limit, you might want to use the new PST format that became available with Outlook 2003. In this important article, we present a tutorial on combining PST files.
 
Striking the mother load can remind us what's important
As developers and administrators, we often see our mail systems as never-ending lists of action items, user complaints, hand-holding, and ongoing maintenance. Sometimes we forget that our email systems can also be very special.
What to do when Outlook won't send or receive
What do you do if Outlook won't send or receive. One of our readers had this problem and we've got a few possible solutions.
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
PST files, PR boneheads, and more rules than sense
This week, rather than provide one long answer to a particularly vexing Outlook problem, we've decided to gather up a few recent letters to the editor and present them for your reading pleasure.

 
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