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I'm asking this question because I got curious about an email I'm sending from the office with Outlook
using the Delay delivery
option. When I searched for that mail at home to modify it on Outlook
, I couldn't find it.
Are emails stuck inside the Outbox
folder (as is the case of a Delay delivery
email) local to the machine where they were sent? and if possible where are these mail stored physically (path
to a file)?
Besides, if these emails are stored locally, does it mean that Outlook
in this case is using POP
protocol instead of IMAP
(where emails would be synchronized from a remote server)?
I guess it's impossible to make this file synchronized between different mail clients on different machines, isn't it? – Hakim – 2016-06-08T15:07:57.010
1You're right again... unfortunately. – thims – 2016-06-08T15:51:10.627
Can I extract *EMLs* from OST file (
Draft and Outbox
folder) or convert OST to *PST file* ? – Kiquenet – 2017-01-18T07:43:00.760