PcSync2.SML file grows too big with Outlook calend...

My problem is that file PcSync2.SML grows way too big when I am synchronizing Outlook calendar information with my N95 phone. In first synchronization time PcSync2.SML file size is about 8MB, second synchronization gives additional 3MB, altogether ~11MB even tough I just synchronize calendar items one week past and one week to the future. Can somebody explain why file size of PcSync2.SML is so ridiculous?
This is big problem for me, because our company has limited profile space to 30Mb and I am running out of that right from the start. This is global setting for our company and can not be changed.
PC Suite version: 6.84.10.3
Windows: Windows XP Professional 2002, SP2
Connection method: Cable
I would be really grateful of answers how to solve this problem.

PC Suite releases including and after 6.85, contained some changes to reduce the size of the PC Sync control file. It is still possible, however, in very restricted environments, that this file could grow beyond the size limit.
Further changes are being considered that would allow Administrative control of the location of the control file, such that a less restricted location could be selected.

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