Glossary entry (derived from question below)
English term or phrase:
network drive
Polish translation:
dysk sieciowy
English term
network drive
If the deletion of e-mails is not freeing up enough memory you can use Personal Folders (pst files). These folders are visible and searchable in your Outlook and could (or should) be placed on your personal network share (U or G network drive). When you place the files on a network share you do not have to worry about backup
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Maciek Drobka
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GetPolish
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Proposed translations
dysk sieciowy
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