Sharepoint PSTs

Its only vaguely related to your post, but its worth noting...if you implement PSTDisableGrow (to stop additional PST growth), it does not prevent the continued growth and use of Sharepoint PSTs.  That was an important discovery for us.  The Sharepoint team would have been very disappointed if we were to take away some of thier functionality in an effort to stop the spread of unmanaged email data.

We are doing PST importing manually, so the issue of accidentally archiving Sharepoint PSTs is a non issue for us.

Thanks for the comment Mnereng, it's an important point.

If you subscribe to any internet calendars in Outlook it also creates a PST file to track this. What does EV do with these?

 Diver7 -- how do you do that?  Can you give the exact steps please?

These instructions are assuming Outlook 2007 running on Windows 7

1. Open Outlook
2. Go to Tools|Account Settings
3. Click on the Internet Calendars tab
4. Click the New button on the toolbar
5. Open a browser window and navigate to http://www.mozilla.org/projects/calendar/holidays.html
6. Pick any of the holiday calendar links and copy the hyperlink
7. Paste that link into the location field on the "New Internet Calendar Subscription" dialog in Outlook.
8. Click Add
9. That holiday calendar will not showup in Outlook.
10. Open Windows Explorer and navigate to C:\Users\{username}\AppData\Local\Microsoft\Outlook
11. In this folder you will see a file called "Internet Calendar Subscriptions.pst"

-Mike