MS Outlook PST file size may increase due to increase in the number of email attachments per day. The increasing number of email attachments in PST files leading to increase in their size may result in approaching the maximum threshold limit. To prevent PST files from reaching maximum threshold limit, the PST files needs to be compress and compact.
Kernel for PST Compact tool effectively reduces the size of PST files by removing attachments and compressing. The removed attachments are then saved at user-defined location. The compression and compaction of MS Outlook PST files also results in increased MS Outlook performance. The newly-created PST file can then be easily configured in MS Outlook and can be used for emailing purpose. The software maintains the data integrity by ensuring that not even a single bit of data is altered during the entire compression and compaction process.
The PST Compact tool offers four options for removing, extracting, saving and compressing the attachments in the PST file. The offered options for performing the compress and compact process are – Compress all attachments in new PST file, Remove all attachments in new PST file, and Remove all attachments from new PST file, Compress and save them in separate folder.
PST Compact tool is fully compatible with MS Outlook 2002, 2003, 2007, and 2010 versions and works well on Windows 2000, XP, 2003, Vista and 7 operating systems. The software is also available as a trial version for free as per evaluation purpose. Users can evaluate the features and capabilities of the software by downloading its available free trial version. The free trial version works exactly same as that of the full version but has a limitation that it saves only first 5 email items from every folder of the PST file. To overcome this limitation and to save entire email items, purchase the full version of the software by making online payments. visit www.compactpst.com
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