Through the registry, but I don't recommend that for a couple
reasons. There IS, however, a setting in your preferences somewhere
to decide how big the space saved must be to trigger compacting. You
could set it up to trigger when it will save 2000 Kb instead of 500,
for instance. Then it would be less annoying and still help you.
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On Sep 30, 2007, at 8:56 AM, Nenah Sylver wrote:
> First, I want to thank all those who have replied to my numberous
> requests
> for help on this list. I also thank in advance all those who will
> help in
> the future. (I subscribe in digest form and don't want to clutter up
> information emails with non-essential info. But please consider
> yourselves
> thanked; I do appreciate your assistance and expertise.)
>
> My question concerns the unwanted windows that are popping up with
> increasing frequency when I open up Outlook Express. It says
> something like
> "Outlook Express will compact messages now. Proceed?" If I click
> "yes," I
> have to wait to use the program until it's done doing its thing.
> Then there
> are all those extra files to delete from the recycle bin. If I
> click "no,"
> it invariably insists on asking me again in a minute or so. So I
> give in and
> say "yes." But now this is happening just about every day.
>
> My computer has plenty of room and I find this function rather
> annoying. Is
> there any way to disable it?
>
> Thanks.
> Nenah