Use the free EDB viewer tool to view EDB files

System administrators as well as help desk executives are greatly benefited by this tool as they can now open EDB files without establishing a connection with the Exchange Server.

With the help of this amazing tool, you can open the EDB files created using any version of Exchange Server.

One attractive feature of this free EDB viewer tool is that it lets you view the calendar entries for one day, five days, seven days, and thirty one days.

Another appealing feature is that this tool enables you to save the information such as serial number, item type and more of the recovered data items in HTML file format.

Yet another attractive feature of this tool is that it enables you to search EDB files available on the hard disk.

Since the tool internally makes use of quick and advanced algorithms, it takes very less time in scanning and opening EDB files. Once the data items are being scanned, the tool displays the user mailboxes in a hierarchical tree like structure. Not limiting its functionality to this, the tool also displays the preview of the selected email item.

Kernel Exchange EDB Viewer comes with an interactive, intuitive, and self-explanatory graphical user interface. In fact, the GUI of this tool is so easy to understand and use that non-technical as well as professional users find no difficulty in using it.

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

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