PST Repair
As many of you might know, the latest Microsoft Outlook version is 2010 though many are still using Outlook 2003 and 2002. The biggest difference between these is the size limit. The previous versions had a size limit of 2GB for the PST files. It was not enough to store all the important personal data like contacts, messages, appointments and tasks. To solve such problem, Microsoft released Outlook 2003, 2007 and 2010. All of them are coming with a larger PST file size limits (up to 20GB). This is 10 times the size limit of previous versions of Outlook. Check this page PST File , you will learn more about PST Repair.
Expect some features to be different the moment you do upgrade to a new version. You will still have to know how to transfer your old pst files from you old version of Outlook to the new version of it. The first common misconception is that once it has been upgraded to say, Outlook 2003, which was the start version for 20 GB, the user is only adding to the file size when it still does not mean that newer files can be added as it only needs further recovery when opened once again. The thing is that the new version will support a native Unicode storage method while the previous version will not. As a result, it won’t be possible for any version of Microsoft Outlook 2003, 2007 or 2010 to access your previous folders created with an version older than 2003. Check this site PST Repair Review for some great PST Repair Review.
To resolve this new aspect, it is better to use some migration technique consisting in creating a PST file compatible with the new version of Outlook, then to simply transfer all the previous data from the older version to this new one. This will be a guaranteed way of saving and integrating your latest files to the older ones without ending up with inaccessible data towards the end. Sometimes you might have pst files corrupted because they did reach the old 2GB file size limit. The Crop Tool is your best answer in those cases. Whenever you will reduce the file size will help to recover your pst files into some more accessible form. The resulting data can then be migrated into that new folder.
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