Merge Two Outlook 2010 PST Files to Manage Two Different PST within Single File

Now merge two Outlook 2010 PST files, if you are using Outlook 2010 and two different PST files. As you increase the number of PST files, it will make your work clumsy. Thus, if it is becoming hard for you to handle huge number of Outlook PST files in your Microsoft Outlook 2010 e-mail application then your trouble can be re-solved by our effective application to merge two Outlook 2010 PST files. It is PST Merge software to merge PST files in Outlook 2010 within few mouse clicks. Here are some main features of our software:-

* Software will maintain the entire Meta data information of all your mail messages.
* It can easily merge Outlook 2010 data files and will create a new PST which is basically folder by folder, of an existing PST file.
* Software gives 100% safe and secure result; it will not change any information in the original PST files.
* Software supports almost all Microsoft Outlook versions (2010, 98, 2003, 2007, and 2000) and Windows Operating System versions (Windows 7, 2000, 98, Vista, XP, 2003).

Try Free Download to merge two Outlook 2010 PST files into single PST file. With the Demo version, you can only merge your 5 items per folder. If you want to merge your all Outlook PST files then purchase Full version of PST Merge Software at $69.

Requirements:
Pentium II 400 MHz, 64 MB RAM, Minimum 10 MB Space

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