Hello Guys, rnI need your help. I am using Microsoft Outlook 2013 last few years. But, now I am facing one issue regarding the file size. That is the file exceeds its maximum size limit. So I decided to cut my PST file based on the folder. But I don’t know any easy techniques to perform this process. Can anyone help me?
How Can I Cut PST File by Folder Within Small Time?
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Community Member November 17, 2017
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Hello, nnIf you are searching for the manual tricks, then you can use the Import and Export feature of MS Outlook. To try this method follow the given steps to complete your task in an easy way. nnStep 1: Open MS Outlook and create one new PST file by clicking the options “File-> Items-> Outlook Data File”. nStep 2: Click “Browse” to select the location and provide name to the new file. nStep 3: Click “File->Open-> Import-> Outlook data file”. nStep 4: Select the folder and then click “Browse” to select the files and click “OK”. nStep 5: You can see the file in edit box and then click “Finish”. nnThanks & RegardsnHenry Davidson
Hello Henry Davidson, nnActually I searched on google about the manual method that you suggested. But I found that there is no surety to get the perfect result always. So I think if I choose this one then sometime there is a chance for wasting my valuable time. So, if you know any other easy method then please suggest it to me. nnThanksn
Hello Matt Johnson, nnI can help you. Once I read one article related with your query. So I think now it is very helpful for you because it mentioned manual as well as automated methods respectively to cut PST file by folder. You can go through the article by clicking on the following link: nRefer: https://gallery. technet. microsoft. com/office/Split-PST-files-by-folder-9b0f257bnnThanks & RegardsnEddie Thwan
Hello Matt Johnson, nnI would like to share one direct automated solution to cut PST file by folder that is Split PST Software. It is specially designed to reduce Outlook PST file size which exceeds the maximum limit. nnThanks & RegardsnLincoln Burrows