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Exchange EDB Recovery 7.11.01
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Nucleus Data Recovery |
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Rating: Not rated 
Released: Nov 14, 2007
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Exchange EDB recovery software is designed and developed to convert corrupt, damaged MS Exchange Server EDB database files to Personal Storage Files (.PST) which are easy to read with Microsoft Outlook. Supported versions for database recovery and email recovery are MS Exchange Server 2003 and 2007. The exchange server recovery software thoroughly scans the corrupt exchange server database files; .edb and .stm and extracts mailboxes and respective emails of the mailbox. The recovered emails are saved to .PST file format which can be easily accessed with MS Outlook email client. It recovers every component including emails, attachments, images, email properties, journal entries, tasks and calendar entries. Exchange server errors like corrupted header information, jet engine errors, exchange server error code 528, 550, and duplicate keys (identifiers) errors are fixed by the software. Free demo version of the exchange edb recovery software allows to recover and view mails of the .EDB file but restricts saving of the recovered emails. Full version enables users to save the recovered emails and access them with MS Outlook. Supported platforms for exchange server database recovery are Windows 95/98/ME/NT/2000/XP/Vista.
Product homepage: http://www.nucleusdatarecovery.org
Download: 
www.nucleusdatarecovery.org
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| Type: Shareware |
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Cost: $499.00 US |
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Size: 1167 K |
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