The OST to PST Converter can migrate user’s files very easily. Its not matter how long and bulk of files. Customer can format their files without any doubt and thinking. The plus point of this converter is that it is very fast and can convert the entire properties of the selected files with attachments of their images, videos, notes, address book, etc. After formatting the files the tool automatically installs and configure user’s files very fast and safely within 5 minutes.

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This software can filter files?

This is a very advanced tool for file migrating. Before the migration of the files, users can filter the OST files from their previous software, after that they can upload them. The OST to PST Converter can provide the facility to save the files manually. Users can browse their files by folder, sub-folders or drive their files.

This software can convert big and multiples files

The OST to PST Software can format their thousands of files. Customers can select the number of files for formating at a single time. This is a very useful option for commercial users, who have multiple of OST files for formatting. It’s very easy to manage the data because of the software. Because clients can choose the desired location for saving their data. Users can choose for saving files the location of folders and sub-folders. And users can create fresh folders for saving the data.

Main features of the software:-

* Delightful converter, with a quick and safe result.
* Can convert the whole OST to PST files at a time.
* Multiple data format without data loss.
* Deep and entire data filtration.
* Shows path for selected files.
* Support Windows 8, 10 and all the latest version of Windows OS (32+64 bit).
* Export files which are created in 2003, 2007,2010,2013,2016,2019, etc…

This is highly compatible Software

The OST to PST migrator tool can work with all the older and latest versions of Outlook. This is an advanced tool for converting OST files into PST format. This software also supports the latest version of Windows XP, Vista, 2000, 2003, 2006, 2010, 2013, 2019, etc…

This app gives permission to the clients for export the OST data saved and safely converted into PST format.

This is user-friendly software

The OST to PST converter is user-friendly software and very easy to use. You don’t need to know of lots of technical knowledge. It’s having a just 3 or 4 steps for converting the file.

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