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| Jul 2010 |
Outlook is a marvelous piece of software that not only takes care of emails and contacts, but also manages to-do lists and various appointments and tasks.
However, if you don't do some basic maintenance on your personal folders files (*.pst), you'll experience a significant degradation in performance even if you don't have virus or other issues on your computer.
In order to keep your Outlook running optimally, you should do the following regularly:
- Compact the pst and ost files. (Compacting the ost files isn't applicable for people who aren't using an MS Exchange server.)
- Scan the pst and ost for errors and repair them. (Again, the instructions on ost files aren't applicable for people who aren't using an MS Exchange server.)
Hope this helps!
July 14th, 2010 at 12:03 am · Link
I have to say that I truly hate outlook. I really tried using it years ago but couldn’t get the feel of it. However, I still don’t like it in the year of 2010 :(
July 14th, 2010 at 1:11 am · Link
Have you used the newer versions? They’re much better.