EDB Open File Tool

EDB Open File Tool represents an easy data recovery software supporting MS Exchange Server files, this application is all you need to restore the normal activity of email servers in specified format. It does not really matter if all necessary backups are present, in this case this program helps restoring the latest modifications of EDB files and considerably improves your chances of email recovery. This program works with any version of Exchange Server and automatically detects the version of input document after the first start of EDB Open File Tool. It recovers all items stored in EDB files, including attachments, emails, tasks, calendars, contacts and other objects, just start EDB Open File Tool and initiate the recovery of damaged database, there is no need to set additional values and parameters, the process of email restoration in this mode is automated as much as possible. This solution provides two ways of email recovery, in the first mode the data is exported into a clean file of PST format so you can access this information in any email client, compatible with Microsoft Outlook. In the second mode you can convert repaired items as a set of MSG files that can be opened by virtually any email program. Objects are recovered in original state, including color schemes, font size and other service information so user mailboxes are immediately converted to their original state. This application is so easy to use that you may start analyzing damaged EDB files immediately after the first occurrence of data corruption problem. Besides, the recovery of damaged items is performed on the local workstation without connecting to external network services, it guarantees the privacy of all recovered information so you should not worry about the confidentiality of user information, stored in EDB files. Since all history of email recovery process is stored by EDB Open File Tool, you may open this file anytime and track all operations.

Whats new in this version:

Opens suspect databases of Exchange Server