How to import Outlook Express DBX to Outlook PST?

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No doubt, it is very simple process to import Outlook Express DBX to PST file. If you do not want to invest money, then do it manually. The given link will help you, follow the steps-
http://ijiraojutu.wordpress.com/2014/07/09/how-to-convert-outlook-express-to-out look-format/
There is also a costless application; you can execute on any Windows and do not worry, it does not involve any alteration into database.

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    Hi boys,
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    The result is that the final file decoded is 600 byte less the original.
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    * <p>Title: </p>
    * <p>Description: </p>
    * <p>Copyright: Copyright (c) 2004</p>
    * <p>Company: </p>
    * @author not attributable
    * @version 1.0
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    output= new FileOutputStream("solobyte.dat");
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    * <p>Description: </p>
    * <p>Copyright: Copyright (c) 2004</p>
    * <p>Company: </p>
    * @author not attributable
    * @version 1.0
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    stream.close();
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    ex.printStackTrace();
    }

    The situation is this :
    i have send to myself a mail with an attachment pathassolutow.exe.
    The original file info are(from right click and properties)
    - 85.854 byte dimension
    - 86.016 byte on disk
    When i launch my process (the two classes) the result is:
    - 85.237 byte dimension
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    there is a difference :
    85.854 before
    85.237 after
    If i try to launch the result file i get an error.
    I open the result file(85.237 bytes) with visual studio tool depends.
    I have get an error " NO PE SIGNATURE FOUND.This File is Not a valid win32 module.
    This application write on c a text file.
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    Is there a way to read Outlook Express .dbx files? Any free library or something like that?

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  • Thunderbird crashes when importing high amount of Outlook Express .dbx files.

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  • Outlook Express dbx oversize bug

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    I thought that deleating the mails is enough.
    So I deleated the mails with attachments and kept plain-text mails in my inbox.
    Now I have a DBX inbox file of 2 GB and no more mails in the inbox.
    What can I do now to recover my mails?
    Thank you for your help.
    Martin

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    Hello, I have just become a new Mac user and would like to transfer my email from Outlook express on my old PC to Outlook on my new Mac. What is the best way to do this?

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  • Outlook Express or Microsoft Outlook?

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  • How to import Thundebird archives in Microsoft Outlook 2013??

    I have some old thhunderbird files that I archived long time back. Now I need to access them but I dont have my mac with me. I have been rumming Microsoft Outlook 2013 and would like to import these files in Outlook as well. But Outlook doesn't support
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    Rodo

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  • Iphone syncing with Outlook Express Address Book, Outlook is the default!

    I used Express years ago and honestly don't know how the code transfered to my new computer (10 months old). Outlook synced contacts fine the first time, but since loading the newest verison of itunes the ihpone won't even give me the option to sync to outlook...express is the only choice in the window! HELP! If I have to go back to an old version of itunes how do I do that?

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  • How do I import Outlook Express message files into Outlook 2013 without using LiveMail

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