Is this really true? AFAIK, .pst files change so inconsistently that
even deleting a message or moving it to a different folder wipes out
any kind of "clean" incremental change to the pst file (i.e. the
"delta" in the PST file is hard to detect "cleanly").
Also, when you archive some emails, the "new" PST file is practically
brand new.
Please shed light on what is fact and what is myth.
Thanks in advance.