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Old February 18th 06, 02:31 PM posted to microsoft.public.outlook
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Hi,

My outlook 2003 file is corrupted, it says when i try to open it
"unable to open because it's not a personal file folders"


I ran scanpst.exe, it detected an error and said that the file is
repaired. but still i cannot open it.


i downloaded a tool Outlook Recovery, it works but it's a demo version.



Does anyone knows a free tool that allow me to recover my Emails,
Please it's urgent...


WaJo

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Old February 18th 06, 02:42 PM posted to microsoft.public.outlook
Alan
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Default Corrupted pst files


wrote in message
ups.com...
Hi,

My outlook 2003 file is corrupted, it says when i try to open it
"unable to open because it's not a personal file folders"


I ran scanpst.exe, it detected an error and said that the file is
repaired. but still i cannot open it.


i downloaded a tool Outlook Recovery, it works but it's a demo version.



Does anyone knows a free tool that allow me to recover my Emails,
Please it's urgent...


WaJo


If it is urgent then surely it is worth paying. It can't be all that urgent
if you'd rather wait.

Sometimes you do have to pay for things, most of these things aren't
shockingly expensive. Pay the guys for their work if they are doing what you
want. Or try a web search and wait for your 'urgent' files.

I use the product from these guys- http://www.ope2000.com/product.htm - but
you have to pay after trying.



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Old February 18th 06, 02:56 PM posted to microsoft.public.outlook
Sue Mosher [MVP-Outlook]
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Default Corrupted pst files

Where did this file come from? If it's on a CD, you'll need to copy it to your hard drive and remove the read-only attribute.

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wrote in message ups.com...
Hi,

My outlook 2003 file is corrupted, it says when i try to open it
"unable to open because it's not a personal file folders"


I ran scanpst.exe, it detected an error and said that the file is
repaired. but still i cannot open it.


i downloaded a tool Outlook Recovery, it works but it's a demo version.



Does anyone knows a free tool that allow me to recover my Emails,
Please it's urgent...


WaJo

 




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