I work in a small office of about 40 people, and of those 14 have actual pc's. While upgrading from one mail server to the next, I had the pleaseure of going desk to desk and archiving every email account and moving the archives to a network drive. One account had 150,000 emails in the inbox alone. Over 100,00 replies, and well over 300,000 in the deleted email. I made the suggestion to empty deleted mail and this persona informs me, that they need the trashed items. Uhh wouldn't that mean he wouldn't have trashed them? Either or, 4 1/2 hours later the account was archived over 10 pst files. Our spam account which is only 3 months old gets 10,000+ a day, and deleted daily. My account... no more than 25 inbox 0 deleted 0 sent, and I still look busy:)
So I guess College Students and High School Students will have to resort to the borrow and burn philosophy. Blank cd's are cheap enough for just about everyone, so how can the RIAA stop this? They really can't, then burn rip them to your mp3 player and or computer.
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I work in a small office of about 40 people, and of those 14 have actual pc's. While upgrading from one mail server to the next, I had the pleaseure of going desk to desk and archiving every email account and moving the archives to a network drive. One account had 150,000 emails in the inbox alone. Over 100,00 replies, and well over 300,000 in the deleted email. I made the suggestion to empty deleted mail and this persona informs me, that they need the trashed items. Uhh wouldn't that mean he wouldn't have trashed them? Either or, 4 1/2 hours later the account was archived over 10 pst files. Our spam account which is only 3 months old gets 10,000+ a day, and deleted daily. My account... no more than 25 inbox 0 deleted 0 sent, and I still look busy :)
So I guess College Students and High School Students will have to resort to the borrow and burn philosophy. Blank cd's are cheap enough for just about everyone, so how can the RIAA stop this? They really can't, then burn rip them to your mp3 player and or computer.