What is the language of the PSTs that you are migrating? If PST Migrator needs to create folder names in the mailbox, it is important that it uses the same Windows codepage that was used when the PSTs were created.

• If the language used was Western European, select Western European.

• If the language used was not Western European, and if the wrong codepage is used, limitations in Exchange Server mean that the folder names may be corrupted, although there is no problem with items within the folders.

  If a folder name is corrupted, there are the following problems:

  • The corrupt folder name is used if a user ever chooses to restore an item to its original folder.

  • A user who wants to search for an item and who enters the original location must enter the corrupt folder name.

  To avoid these problems, select the language that was used when the PSTs were created. If the language is not listed, select Custom and enter the codepage number.

  Note that the selection you make here must be available on the Storage Service computer that is archiving the contents of the PST files. If you need to install extra languages, see the Microsoft Knowledge Base article HOW TO: Add and Enable Additional Languages in Windows.

• No. Select this if you do not want deleted items to be migrated to archives.

• Yes. Select this if you want to migrate deleted items to archives.

• Archive calendar items that have not yet expired. Select this to archive calendar items that are for events in the future. If you select this, users must restore the items before being able to modify them.