Password Recovery Toolbox for Outlook 1.0

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Password Recovery ToolBox for Outlook Utility for recovering forgotten or lost passwords to e-mail accounts and pst files of Microsoft Outlook. Password Recovery ToolBox for Outlook is a utility for recovering forgotten or lost passwords to e-mail accounts and accounts of LDAP services used by Microsoft Outlook. The program also recovers passwords to password-protected Outlook data files (.pst files) where user data is stored (contacts, e-mails, appointments and so on). The program recovers passwords and shows account settings for: POP3 mail servers, IMAP mail servers, HTML mail servers, e.g. Hotmail, MSN, Microsoft LDAP Directory, Microsoft Mail. The program recovers passwords and displays e-mail and service settings for all Outlook versions (Outlook 97, Outlook 98, Outlook 2000, Outlook XP, Outlook 2002, Outlook 2003). The program recovers forgotten passwords to pst files created in various Outlook versions, including pst files created in Outlook 97, Outlook 98 – Outlook 2002, as well as pst files created in Outlook 2003. The program recovers passwords and displays information from each account for all configured profiles of the current user. The program is compatible with all Windows versions(Windows 98, Windows Me, Windwos NT, Windows 2000, Windows XP, Windows 2003), except Windows 95. Note: the unregistered version of the program recovers only the first 3 characters of the password used. The program has an additional feature for saving the configuration of Outlook profiles to a text file. The program saves all settings of Internet mail accounts, IMAP and HTML mail accounts, as well as the settings of personal store folders and personal address books to this file. Besides, it saves the most important settings of the Microsoft Mail, LDAP and Microsoft Exchange Server services.

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