Reliable OST to PST Converter

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Reliable OST to PST Converter

amarawatt
OST file is one of the database files used by Microsoft Outlook. Its main purpose is to serve as an enabler for working offline even when the connection to Exchange is not live. In such scenarios, the changes you make are later synced to the Exchange Server when the connection is back live.
 
If there are any errors or corruption issues in the OST file, the information stored within it comes under risk. This is mainly due to the fact that OST files, unlike PST files, cannot be opened independently of the Outlook profile that created them.
 
So in all such scenarios, what we need is a tool that can Convert OST file to PST. The resultant PST file can then be easily imported into any version of Outlook and its contents viewed. To accomplish this, you will need an tool that can easily extract all the information from within your OST file including mails, calendar, tasks, journals, contacts etc and flawlessly convert it to Outlook PST file.
 
EdbMails OST to PST Converter tool with its simple to use user interface can accomplish this for you. Along with support for most versions of Exchange and Outlook, it also supports 64 bit windows operating systems. What’s more novel about the OST to PST tool is that it allows direct OST migration to Office 365 as well as Live Exchange Server.
 
EdbMails preserves the folder structure intact and also lets you view all the contents of the OST file within the application. There are extensive filtering options by date, subject, attachments etc that you can apply to the mails before export  to PST file.
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Re: Reliable OST to PST Converter

Mohit_Keshari
With the help of SysBud OST to PST converter, users can easily migrate all OST files into PST format. You can also convert heavy size OST files into PST format without any issue. The software is not limited to the migration only, if users OST files are corrupted then it automatically repairs them.


For complete information, visit here:- Export OST to PST

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Re: Reliable OST to PST Converter

petergroft
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Converting OST (Offline Storage Table) to PST (Personal Storage Table) manually involves a series of steps using Microsoft Outlook. Here's a step-by-step guide on how to do it:

Step 1: Create a new PST file in Outlook

Open Microsoft Outlook on your computer.
Click on "File" tab in the top left corner.
Select "Options" from the left-hand menu.
In the Outlook Options window, click on "Advanced" from the left-hand menu.
Scroll down to the "Export" section and click on "Export" button.
Step 2: Choose the OST file to convert

In the Import and Export Wizard window, select "Export to a file" option and click "Next".
Choose "Outlook Data File (.pst)" as the file type and click "Next".
Select the OST file you want to convert from the list of available folders. You can also choose to include subfolders if needed.
Choose the location where you want to save the converted PST file and provide a name for it.
Click on "Finish" to start the conversion process.
Step 3: Import the PST file into Outlook

In Microsoft Outlook, click on "File" tab in the top left corner.
Select "Options" from the left-hand menu.
In the Outlook Options window, click on "Advanced" from the left-hand menu.
Scroll down to the "Export" section and click on "Import" button.
In the Import and Export Wizard window, select "Import from another program or file" option and click "Next".
Choose "Outlook Data File (.pst)" as the file type and click "Next".
Browse and select the PST file you converted in Step 2 and click "Next".
Choose the folder where you want to import the data from the PST file, and click "Next".
You can choose to import the data into your existing Outlook account or create a new account for the data.
Click on "Finish" to start the import process.

Greetings,
Peter