How to Analyze Multiple Emails & Search Email from Bulk?

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How to Analyze Multiple Emails & Search Email from Bulk?

luiswilson223 8 weeks ago

How can I search from EDB, OST & PST email so that I can analyze all the emails at single platform? If any search algoritm that can resolve my problem of analyzing multiple emails?

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charlespanth 8 weeks ago

Hi,

For easy searching of the messages based on multiple criteria like Subject, Message, Body, From and To fields of sources like EDB, PST, OST and Live Exchange you can try in a utility tool to perform such an operation like Lepide's tool which I have tested and had worked for me greatly in the similar issue.

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jimlynch 13 weeks ago

I'd check with the vendor of your email client or server. They might have a tool that you can purchase that will do what you require. It's best if it fits into your existing infrastructure, so that's a great place to start.

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ernard 13 weeks ago

I don't use EDB files really, but you could convert them to PST files using one of the myriad software options available, then use the Export to a File function on Outlook to export all of your files as CSVs, which would then allow you to use Excel or another spreadsheet to organize your data. Clunky process, at best, though. I'm sure there is a better way, but this was the first thing I could come up with.

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