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 Kernel for Outlook is a commendable tool that facilitates Outlook users to restore PST file and recover lost mailbox items like emails, contacts, drafts, etc. The tool comprises advanced data recovery engine using which it scans the corrupt PST file, fetches data from it, and displays the data in the same format as you see in MS Outlook. Restore PST file tool enables previewing selected mailbox items so that the quality of the recovered item can be verified before saving at user-defined location.
Once you have satisfied with the preview of recovered mailbox items, you can move ahead to save the recovered data. Software comprises various saving options that enable you to save mailbox items in different formats like .pst, .msg, .eml, and .dbx. If you have saved mailbox items in .pst or .msg format then make sure that you have MS Outlook installed for opening the saved items. In case, you have saved emails in .dbx or .eml format then you must have Outlook Express to access them. Restore PST file tool supports both UNICODE and ANSI character formats; therefore, PST created with any version of MS Outlook can be repaired using this tool.
A free version of Kernel for Outlook is also available, which is absolutely free. Using this free trial version, PST of any size can be repaired perfectly. However, you will not be able to save the recovered mailbox items with the free version of Kernel for Outlook ? Restore PST file tool. To save mailbox items, FULL version of the software needs to be purchased. The software can be installed on Windows 7, Vista, XP, 2003, and 2000 for PST repair. The graphical user interface of the tool provides systematic information about repairing corrupt PST file; therefore, a novice computer user can even easily repair PST with it.
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Install Support: Install and Uninstall
Supported Languages: English
Additional Requirements: Pentium II 400 MHz, 64 MB RAM, 10 MB
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