ExMerge PST vs Outlook PST
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JPM
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Posted: Tue Jan 18, 2005 8:33 pm    Post subject: ExMerge PST vs Outlook PST Reply with quote

I would like to import the PSTs using Exmerge into our new Exchange 2003
Server - can I ask the user to create their own PSt's from Outlook 2003
instead of ExMerge PSTs? Are the format the same for the Outlook 2003 and
ExMerge PSTs?

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Ben Winzenz [Exchange MVP
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Posted: Tue Jan 18, 2005 10:36 pm    Post subject: Re: ExMerge PST vs Outlook PST Reply with quote

They can be the same, or they can be different. Outlook 2003 includes the
ability to create (by default) Unicode PST's that are not subject to the 2gb
PST limit. Exmerge (and previous versions of Outlook) created ANSI format
PST files that could only be 2gb. The other consideration is that when you
use Exmerge to import a PST file, the name of the PST file *must* match the
directory name of the user. If it does not match, the import will fail.
This should be referenced in the Exmerge document that is included with the
download.

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Ben Winzenz
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I would like to import the PSTs using Exmerge into our new Exchange 2003
Server - can I ask the user to create their own PSt's from Outlook 2003
instead of ExMerge PSTs? Are the format the same for the Outlook 2003 and
ExMerge PSTs?
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