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If you
synchronize offline folders, there are three ways to avoid
downloading messages over a certain size:
Method #1: While working online, create Large Messages folder.
Then, create a Rules Wizard rule to move messages to that folder if
they exceed a certain size. This will operate as a server-side rule,
which means that when you synchronize the Inbox, Outlook will not
download the large items, because they will have been moved to the
Large Messages folder.
Method #2 (Outlook 98 and 2000 only): On the Properties of the
Inbox folder, on the Synchronization tab, click Filter. On the More
Choices tab of the Filter dialog, you can set a maximum Size. With
this method, large items remain in your Inbox, but are not
downloaded to your offline folders.
Method #3 (Outlook 2000 only): While working online, choose Tools
| Synchronize | Offline Folders Settings, then click Download
Options. Check the box for Don't download messages larger than xx
KB and set the maximum size. This creates a Rules Wizard rule to
move items into a Large Messages subfolder under your Inbox, but it
runs only when you synchronize, not as a server-based rule. (I don't
quite understand this approach myself.) The advantage over Method #1
is that you get a notification message telling you what large
messages are waiting for you. |