Oct 11 2007

Feed It!

Category: Tips and TricksJoeGeeky @ 04:51

One of the really nice features introduced with Internet Explorer 7 and Microsoft Outlook 2007 is the ability to subscribe to RSS Feeds and share the feed list between the two applications. This makes it really easy to access Feeds offline and monitor when new content is available, but there is a hidden monster. If you don't pay attention to your default Archival settings in Outlook you may be archiving a ton of content that you have no intention of saving. This can lead to PST files that run in the Gigabytes.  In my case, I was able to shrink my archive by almost 2GB, which for most people is a huge savings. The resolution is really quite simple...  All you have to do is set the archive settings on the RSS Feeds folder to Do not archive items in this folder. Do this, and you will be much happier...  Cheers!  

 

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Allen Allen says:

Wow. Thanks for trying to find solutions. I find this info useful. As many others working as a vendor, I use Outlook as my email client and with the help of Email Sorter Wizard, an Outlook add-on, I manage all my email with ease.

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Patricia Patricia says:

Thank you for this special info. Well that makes sense. For me as a seller, I prefer to use Outlook as my e-mail client and with the help of Email Sorter Wizard, an Outlook add-on, I sort all my e-mail fast. Take care and keep on blogging.

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Nash Nash says:

Hi. That is a great info. Thanks! In my job, I am communicating only with email. I favor Outlook as my e-mail client and with the help of Email Sorter Wizard, an Outlook add-in, I file all my email with ease. You have researched and published very interesting details.

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Murphy Steels Murphy Steels United States says:

Thanks for posting this article.  I'm extremely tired of struggling to search out relevant and intelligent commentary on this subject.  Everyone nowadays goes to the terribly far extremes to either drive home their viewpoint that either one) everybody else in the planet is wrong, or two that everybody but them does not "really understand" the situation.  Thank you for your consise, relevant insight.

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Sonia Sonia says:

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Bruno Bruno says:

Thanks for sharing this information.

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Luigi Fulk Luigi Fulk United Kingdom says:

There is obviously a lot to know about this.

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les solde les solde says:

Good stuff.Quite a heated argument brewing up here.

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