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Most of the Microsoft Exchange technical notes do a great job of explaining how to move a recipient's mailbox from one database to another. But there is little to be found about moving the recipient resources to different database. The short answer is that it is the same process.
So you don't have to go looking for the details, here are the steps to follow.
After spending years supporting the Microsoft platform you find those special tools that help you overcome specific situations that seem monumental at first because you have to manually work your way through it. If you are lucky you will find some administration tool that eases that pain because someone before you had it to and had the skill to develop a tool to make it easier.
The purpose of this page is to help point others to some great web sites that offer free tools for administrating a Microsoft environment. Since we are unaffiliated with any of these sites, use these tools with caution. We don't advocate piracy so if there is a licensing fee, please pay up. The only things free are viruses and malware - and eventually you will pay the cost for that too.
The reading pane in Microsoft Outlook is a took that allows the user to quickly view the contents of an email message. The down side to this is that it causes an open message process that can cause some e-mail borne viruses to activate as soon as they enter the Inbox. For security purposes we recommend that end users review the subject and who the message is from before opening the message to ensure they are not allowing something malicious to run on their computer. Closing the reading pane helps to ensure that the end user takes the time to check the message details first before opening it.
How to Turn Off Reading Pane