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Advanced Outlook Express Recovery 1.2 download
Advanced Outlook Express Recovery is a powerful tool to recover deleted email from Outlook Express mail folders. It uses advanced technologies to scan the mail folders and retrieve deleted email in them as much as possible. Main Features: 1.Support to recover deleted email from Microsoft Outlook Express 5/6 mail folders. 2.Support to recover dbx files stored on corrupted medias, such as floppy disks, Zip disks, CDROMs, etc. 3.Support to recover a batch of dbx files. 4.Support to recover mails in dbx files as large as 4GB. 5.Support to recover email attachments. 6.Support to find and select the dbx files to be recovered on the local computer. 7.Integrated with Windows shell, so you can retrieve deleted email in a mail folder with context menu in the Explorer easily. 8.Support drag & drop operation. 9.Support command line parameters.
Demo($49) · 641 Mb · English All Windows
Added & Updated: 02.12.06 & -
Publisher: DataNumen, Inc.
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See also: FoxMail, Eudora

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