Outlook PST 2GB limit issue can be easily solve with reliable PST Upgrade tool

Have queries like: how to fix PST 2GB limit or how to increase Outlook mailbox size limit up to 20GB? Get Upgrade PST tool to upgrade PST 2GB limit and you will able open PST files into new Unicode PST file format. PST Upgrade can helps users to convert Outlook 2002 to Outlook 2007/2003 and 2010 (32-bit) PST file formats and reserve your all email Meta information or Outlook mailbox items. If you want to fix Outlook PST 2GB limit issue and transfer 2GB ANSI PST to 20GB Unicode PST file format, then this MS PST Upgrade tool is the perfect solution to solve PST upgradation and degradation issues. Outlook PST Conversion tool can simply upgrade or downgrade Outlook PST files as software is easy to use with highly interactive user interface and can perform both upgradation and degradation tasks. Demo version of PST Upgrade is available in the market at FREE of cost. Download demo version and assess its ability. But to convert or transfer unlimited PST files into ANSI or Unicode PST format, get full fledge version of the tool at just only 49 dollars (for personal license).

Requirements:
Pentium II 400 MHz, 64 MB RAM, Minimum 10 MB Space

What's new in this release:
Updated version of Outlook PST Upgrade is fastest and efficient as compare to previous

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