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I need to extract email addresses from a large set of emails. These emails are stored in various formats like .eml, .msg, and some are from my Gmail inbox.
Is there an email address extractor that can scan through these files and efficiently extract the email addresses in bulk?
If you have a PST file but do not have Microsoft Outlook installed on your system, yet you want to extract emails and attachments from that file, then there is nothing to worry about. There are some reliable third-party tools available to open PST files without Outlook and extract data from them.
One such reliable tool is Softaken Outlook PST Extractor. This software directly opens the PST file without Outlook and lets you extract emails, attachments, contacts, calendars, etc. The tool scans the PST file and shows you a tree-view preview of the data, so you can choose what to extract. The interface of this software is very simple and does not require any technical knowledge to use it. It supports both ANSI and UNICODE PST formats and handles even large PST files with ease. There is also a free demo version available so you can test its functionality by extracting a limited number of items.
Read More: https://www.softaken.com/blog/extract-attachments-from-outlook-pst-file
If you’re looking for a good PST attachment extractor for Windows, I’ve tried a few tools and found one that works well. You can use Advik PST File Converter. It’s a reliable tool that lets you extract attachments from multiple PST files at once. It also has useful filters, like choosing a specific date range. The tool is easy to use, even if you don’t have technical skills. There’s also a free version that lets you extract a few attachments to try it out.
Read More: https://www.adviksoft.com/blog/extract-all-email-addresses-from-pst-file/
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