Recover Deleted Outlook 2010 Short Description:
Recover Deleted Outlook 2010 with an effective and reliable third party software
Recover Deleted Outlook 2010 Long Description:
Kernel for Outlook PST Repair executes the intensive scan operations on severely corrupted PST files and easily Recover Deleted Outlook 2010 keeping the properties, formatting, and structure of recovered data intact. Using the software, you can smoothly migrate the recovered files to the Web-based email apps like Google Apps, Yahoo, AOL, Outlook.com, Gmail, and iCloud. In addition, the software also has the provision of saving the PST data files to the email servers like Novell GroupWise, MS Exchange Server, and IBM Domino.
The Kernel for Outlook PST Repair software reliably restores data from broken PST file, header damage situations or 2GB limitation errors. It has no PST size limit restriction of PST file for recovery. With the efficiency of this software, you can simply Recover Deleted Outlook 2010 along with Unicode as well as ANSI characters. The interface of the software is infused with several intuitive functions like Find feature, email filter options, and preview functionality. Kernel for Outlook PST Repair is proficient in dealing with PST corruptions of Microsoft Outlook 97, 98, 2000, 2002, 2003, 2007, 2010, and 2013 versions. Despite this, the software also equips you to generate the reports on Total item types, Mail flow density by date, Mail flow density by senders, and Interaction between users. You can avail all these functionalities in the rich and interactive user interface, which can be operated by any novice user.
Kernel for Outlook PST Repair is also available in the free trial version that lets you to analyze the complete functionalities of this software at free of cost. In addition, the demo version effectively repairs and enlists all damaged PST files in the hierarchical structure, but does not allow you to save more than 25 email items of folder. In order to save more than the 25 email items, you must purchase the licensed copy of the software. For more information: www.recoverdeleteditems.org