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EmailRecovery OE

EmailRecovery OE is an email recovery utility. It was developed to recover accidentally deleted Outlook Express email messages. The messages are recovered into the .eml format. This file format can be imported into almost all email programs, eg. Outlook Express.

Features:

  • Works with Microsoft Outlook Express 5, 6
  • Support attachment recovery
  • Backup deleted emails before you recover them
  • Simple user interface, easy to use

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