Hi -
My wife is in kind of a pickle with her 12 years of Outlook folders, emails and files synced with Exchange. The database file for her Outlook identity is approaching nearly 40GB of space and really causing a ton of issues. Have had to rebuild, create new identity and loads Outlook incredibly slow.
What I'm looking for is a suggestion of how to move some of these files to the cloud (storage - still searchable, accessible and usable) and out of her locally based identity folder. Any thoughts?
What we have done:
- Locally based files. This doesn't take any stress off the computer.
- Drag and Drop to Gmail. We're talking about tons of folders here and it times out if the folder is too large.
- Leave them as they are. Yup - this is how we are now.
Most of these folders and files are clients from 4+ years ago that she legally needs to keep for reference and if they want to buy or sell again (she's in real estate) she wants to revisit the emails.
I keep coming back to the way that my iPad/iPhone work. You can search particular folders and files but they are NOT stored on your phone/tablet unless you download them. Is there a way to keep a "shadow folder" in Outlook where the folder content isn't locally stored but still searchable/accessible?
Thanks for your help!
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