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 ronanmagee
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Topic starter 27/10/2009 1:31 pm   [#4770]

MS have announced that they will generate a roadmap explaining the internal sturcture of PSTs. Hopefully this will open the door to allow us to parse PSTs in a more efficient manner and without the need to have Outlook installed.

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 douglasbrush
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27/10/2009 5:15 pm  

Ha! Beat me to the punch was just about to post this….very interesting news indeed.



   
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 fuzed
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27/10/2009 5:45 pm  

lol third one about to post it, very interesting… good to see!!!! )



   
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27/10/2009 7:32 pm  

MS have announced that they will generate a roadmap explaining the internal sturcture of PSTs. Hopefully this will open the door to allow us to parse PSTs in a more efficient manner and without the need to have Outlook installed.

Details here

I think hell just froze over…



   
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27/10/2009 7:40 pm  

MS have announced that they will generate a roadmap explaining the internal sturcture of PSTs. Hopefully this will open the door to allow us to parse PSTs in a more efficient manner and without the need to have Outlook installed.

Details here

I think hell just froze over…

That made me smile 😉

Having read a lot of documentation about the PST format, there are huge chunks of unknowns - it will be great to see what they were.



   
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27/10/2009 9:54 pm  

Although it might be best to actually see what they produce before we get too excited. )

Tom



   
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 batcheej
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27/10/2009 10:50 pm  

Although it might be best to actually see what they produce before we get too excited. )

Tom

Very good point. Garbage in equals garbage out.



   
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