In Outlook 2003, what is Mailbox Cleanup?
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In Outlook 2003, what is Mailbox Cleanup?
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Mailbox Cleanup is a feature of Outlook 2003 that allows users to easily manage the size of their mailboxes and improve the overall performance of Outlook 2003. A user can configure this feature in the Mailbox Cleanup dialog box, which can be opened from the Tools menu. A user can perform the following tasks by using the Mailbox Cleanup dialog box.
- View the total size of the mailbox and the individual folders in it, including the Deleted Items folder.
- Sort, delete, and archive items by date or size.
- View and delete items in the
- Find and delete unread e-mails (junk e-mail or spam), e-mail that has an attachment, e-mails from a particular sender, items in the Deleted Items folder, and items sent to a particular person, and many more.
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