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Expand all Archiving This documentation will assist you in setting up a rule to move messages over 6 months old from your mailbox hosted on the Exchange server to a mailbox on your local computer. Please keep in mind archived messages will not be viewable through Outlook Web Access because they are no longer stored on the Exchange server. Setting up an Archiving Rule In the main Outlook 2011 window, click on the Tools menu and select Rules.Select Exchange on the left side, under On My Computer and then click the '+' to add a new ruleChange your settings to match the picture below or your own preferences.
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