PC WRmt: Disk Space Calculations for Address Files (103291)
The information in this article applies to:
- Microsoft Mail Remote for Windows 3.2
This article was previously published under Q103291 SUMMARY
Disk space consumption can be a significant concern for users of version
3.2 of Microsoft Mail Remote for Windows. Mail Remote is often used on a
portable computer with relatively limited disk space.
The Mail Remote for Windows Setup program requires your mail administrator
to create a data disk for you to install this product. One of the files
created for this data disk is RNETWORK.GLB, which contains the postoffice
and user information.
In large installations, this file may not fit on a single floppy disk
(which is all you are prompted for). Also, you will need to have enough
free disk space on your computer so that all the addresses can be expanded
from your RNETWORK.GLB address file.
If your data disk files will not fit on a single floppy disk, you can
perform the following steps:
- Create a directory on your hard disk drive and use the MS-DOS SUBST
command to store the data files, such as:
c:
md\data
subst a: c:\data
NOTE: For more information on the SUBST command, please see your
MS-DOS documentation.
- When you use the Administrator program to create your data disks,
select drive A as the drive to store the files on. When you install
Mail Remote for Windows, type C:\DATA when you are asked where the
data files are.
You must create enough free space on your local hard drive for all the
address books. You can either delete some other files, or build a
Custom View that is small enough to fit on your computer's hard disk
drive.
Modification Type: | Minor | Last Reviewed: | 7/15/2004 |
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Keywords: | KB103291 |
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