Regain OST to PST Migration Manually

Regain OST to PST migration is a well known application, this tool is developed by highly experienced developer. The Regain OST to PST software interface of this application is very easy. Anyone can use this application very easily. Regain OST to PST Migration tool available in free trial version. The Free trial version allow user to repair corrupt ost file and convert ost file to pst file. But it allow user to save 20 emails per mailbox. With the help of this features user can understand the software capabily and quality.

Features:-
1. Easily Migrate OST File to PST File
2. Repair Corrupt or inaccessible offline ost file
3. Convert OST file into PST, MSG or EML file format
4. No file size limit
5. Easy to use
6. Support all the latest version of Windows and MS Outlook.
7. 30 Days Moneyback Guarantee
8. Use Free Trial Version (Allow user to save 20 emails per mailbox in free version)

I suggest you to download the free trial version of this application, Install and convert your ost file to pst file. User can see, all convertible emails in free trail version in preview items.

Note: Outlook Email Client should be installed in your system.



Requirements:
Pentium Class Processor, 512 MB RAM, 50 MB Space

What's new in this release:
No changes have been made so far to the software as it is a new product.

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