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kcnychief said:I use POP3 as well, but my outlook archives are darn near 4GB! W00t!
LOL I thought your archives are not supposed to surpass 1.5GB???
OMG
kcnychief said:I use POP3 as well, but my outlook archives are darn near 4GB! W00t!
mlakrid said:Well then you know what to do: gimme, gimme....
Reps + when ya do!!
American Zombie said:Check your PM's :up:
mlakrid said:LOL I thought your archives are not supposed to surpass 1.5GB???
OMG
kcnychief said:If you have outlook 2003, you can have archives that are "reliable" up to 20GB. Big difference from 2002 (XP)
Note: It has to be created from new in 2003, can't import from older and expect file improvements.
Khayman said:I use pop3 as well, but i leave them on gmail so i can access them anywhere
I'm not sure when they'll stop but I'm sure their is plenty of room in the GIANT datacenters they must have. They are basically their own ISP. When you get to be that size HD's are a dime a dozen.Howling Wolf said:As yours I guess, my Gmail Inbox has reached 2400Mo today... when do they stop this ? Do they manufacture their own hdd's and where do they store them ? I can't imagine how many of them they have running already...
Yeah it's more marketing and showing up the compitition (who were starting to over 1GB as well). They know the vast majority will never reach anywhere near the limit.Khayman said:They also know that the vast majority of users will never use anywhere
near that amount so they don't actualy have to have Xgb x Xusers of
space at any one time
Well you would have to break it up into 10MB files as I believe thats the cap (but that might be just pics w/ a lower cap on "data" files). Also why "punish" a company thats nice enough to give you a nice FREE email account w/ more space then you can use w/ a very nice interface?mooo said:makes me want to make a 1gig dummy file and email it to myself and forward around gmail just to teach them a lesson anyone want it?
mooo said:The tabs on the replied chats has to be one of the greatest functions i have used.