http://easy-outlook-express-repair.tily-limited.qarchive.org Easy Outlook Express Repair is a utility for restoring damaged folders in Outlook Express. If Outlook Express cannot find your messages in its folders, you can use Easy Outlook Express Repair to get your messages back as well as to recover the damaged Outlook Express folders. If Outlook Express data files (dbx files) are somehow damaged and you cannot use Outlook Express to view the messages stored in its folders, Easy Outlook Express Repair will help you to extract messages from the damaged folders and save them to the disk. The saved messages can be viewed in Outlook Express and/or imported to any other mail client. Using the program does not require any special skills. You will recover your lost messages just in 2 steps. To recover messages from a damaged folder, you only need to specify the file to be recovered and the location on the disk to save the recovered messages and do not forget to press the “Start Recovery” button. Easy Outlook Express Repair will read the specified dbx file, extract messages from it and save them to the disk (in the Demo version only the last 10 messages are saved). Easy Outlook Express Repair is an easy-to-use wizard having 2 pages. On the first wizard page the user should select an Outlook Express dbx file to be recovered. On the second Easy Outlook Express Repair wizard page, you should specify the location to save the recovered messages to. Supported *.dbx file format of Microsoft Outlook Express version 5/6. Repair e-mails, news and attachments. Repair *.dbx files with the size more than 2 Gb. Repair *.dbx files in a Batch mode. Search dbx files on a computer. QArchive.org RSS Generator http://easy-outlook-express-repair.tily-limited.qarchive.org/#2 Could not get it to recover any files. 13 Thu 2007 http://easy-outlook-express-repair.tily-limited.qarchive.org/#1 Program downloaded fine, got the license agreement and updated OK (so many fall down just on that part). Program deceptively easy to use and defaults on the inbox (how did they know?) The only downside was that the extracted messages 'dissapeared' into the folder, not as another .DBX, but as a separate folder of individual messages that have to be dragged back into a new folder. Works fine, but not particularly intuitive. Didn't think it worked at all at first because no recovered DBX appeared anywhere. But it did work, worked well, recovered my boss' inbox, made me look like a hero, on to the next adventure. 13 Tue 2007