How to Open PST Files without MS Outlook?
To access a PST file, you'll typically need Microsoft Outlook. Open Outlook, click on the “File” menu, select “Open & Export,” and choose “Open Outlook Data File.” Browse for your PST file, select it, and hit “Open.” The file will appear in Outlook’s left pane, where you can view emails, contacts, and calendar entries.
If you don’t have Outlook, you can use the Kernel Outlook PST Viewer. This tool allows you to open and view PST files, including corrupted ones, without requiring Outlook. It’s user-friendly, and it keeps the original folder structure intact for easy navigation. https://www.nucleustechnologies.com/pst-viewer.html
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Abhilash Dogra commented
MSOutlookHelp PST File viewer helps you open and read PST files without installing Outlook. With the help of this tool, you can convert PST files to MBOX and into multiple file formats such as PDF, MSG, EML, EMLX, HTML, CSV, DOC, and many more. This tool has multiple advanced features like View PST Files in Bulk which helps when you have thousands of files to deal with, so you can scan and open multiple PSTs at a time through this software. Additionally, it supports large and oversized PST files to open without any complex steps and size limitations.
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Jacksonallen
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Opening PST files without MS Outlook is made easy with the Advik PST Converter tool. This powerful software allows users to access and view the contents of PST files—including emails, attachments, contacts, and calendars—without needing to install Microsoft Outlook. Whether the PST file is healthy or corrupted, the tool provides a reliable way to preview all mailbox items in a structured format. One of its standout features is the ability to convert PST files to various accessible formats such as PDF, EML, MBOX, and more, making it easier to open them in other applications. With its simple interface and advanced compatibility, it is an ideal solution for anyone who wants to open and manage PST files without relying on Outlook.
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