PC Mac: Compressing Private Folder File(s)
Article ID: 136052
Article Last Modified on 10/30/2006
APPLIES TO
- Microsoft Mail for PC Networks 3.0
This article was previously published under Q136052
SUMMARY
As a Macintosh client user, you can optimize the space taken by your
private folder file(s) by compressing them.
To compress your private folder file(s), do the following:
- Open your private folder file.
- Select any folder.
- Use the COMMAND+I key combination or select Get Info from the File menu.
MORE INFORMATION
The Macintosh client is essentially the Microsoft Mail for PC Networks,
MS-DOS workstation with a Macintosh front end. However, the MS-DOS client
does not include the compress feature.
In the MS-DOS environment, you must run the Mail Administrator program
(ADMIN.EXE) and select Local-Admin, Storage, Compress to optimize the disk
space taken by all folders within the Mail database.
Additional query words: 3.00
Keywords: KB136052