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Increase Size Limit of Local Folder

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Hi All,

I am using Local Folders in Thunderbird to store my Archive emails. When trying to Archive new emails from my email, a message pops up saying that Local Folder is full. I assumed that there should be no size limit to local folders as they are stored on the hard drive. Can you please advise how to increase the size limit of a local folder? I do not want to delete older emails to reduce the folder size. Please advise.

Thanks,

LS

Hi All, I am using Local Folders in Thunderbird to store my Archive emails. When trying to Archive new emails from my email, a message pops up saying that Local Folder is full. I assumed that there should be no size limit to local folders as they are stored on the hard drive. Can you please advise how to increase the size limit of a local folder? I do not want to delete older emails to reduce the folder size. Please advise. Thanks, LS

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Matt,

When I archive mails in Subfolders of Archive Folder which are named as 2013 and 2015, the archiving is done without any hassle. But when I archive the 2014 emails, only a couple of emails are archived only after compacting. This 2014 folder is also a huge folder with maximum number of emails. I guess it may be related to the folder size?

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Matt,

Many of the archived emails are turning up blank, with only the dates showing. Is there any way to fix this up? I will stand to loose a large number of mails due to this issue. Any advice please?

Regards,

LS

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