miskairal said:DBXtract used to be free didn't it?
How long has it cost $5 for? I've not seen mention of this here.
Thankyou James!James said:Earlier this year. I think 4.5 was the last free version. Here's a link:
http://www.reliquary.co.uk/tech/downloads/DBXtract.zip
Neither have I.DBXtract used to be free didn't it?
How long has it cost $5 for? I've not seen mention of this here.
http://www.oehelp.com/DBXtract/Default.aspx
miskairal
miskairal said:DBXtract used to be free didn't it?
How long has it cost $5 for? I've not seen mention of this here.
http://www.oehelp.com/DBXtract/Default.aspx
miskairal
scootgirl.com said:I tried that tool once. Then I learned that I could just highlight
messages
in OEs folders and drag them to an explorer's folder. It worked better
than
DBXtract in naming the files I thought.
Anyone know of a similar tool for Outlook PST files?James said:DBXtract's main value is in recovering emails (or messages) from OE folders
where the folder is corrupt and OE won't open it.
Joel said:Anyone know of a similar tool for Outlook PST files?
Thanks, but ScanPST is unable to detect a problem in the file thoughJames said:Microsoft have an Inbox Repair Tool for Outlook. Search their site. Make
a backup of the PST file before you attempt any repairs.
Joel said:Thanks, but ScanPST is unable to detect a problem in the file though
Outlook is unable to read the database. Was hoping there was a tool around
that could extract e-mails out of a PST in much the same manner as
DBXtract does for OE.