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I desperately need the content of an email that I received at my work account (Exchange) from 2 years back.
I no longer work there, my email account is long deleted, but I have a copy of the .PST file from that time, and I know the password for that .PST file.
Is there anyway I can retrieve the mail?
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Install Google Mail Migration for Outlook (GAMMO) from Google (free tool). And just run it. It is pretty straight forward. It will import all mails in your pst into your gmail account.
Yan
Posted 2014-02-28T00:11:16.060
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Caveat being supported Outlook versions; a lot of people have Outlook 2013 "Click & Run" and that is not supported. – Nick Spacek – 2014-12-11T12:55:58.217
1Can confirm this works with Gmail and not just G Suite. – bbodenmiller – 2016-12-14T11:05:12.917
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I once had this problem. To solve it, I followed these steps:
Installed Microsoft Outlook on my PC
Configure the Google Mail Account (POP/IMAP) - for this, I suggest following the steps posted on Google How To
Imported the .pst file
Drag and Drop
I prefer this solution, because my .pst file was too big (~4.6GB) to export to Google and I wanted just an attached file of one single message.
Flávio Campos
Posted 2014-02-28T00:11:16.060
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Import it into outlook or find a pst viewer
Scandalist
Posted 2014-02-28T00:11:16.060
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5This does not provide an answer to the question. To critique or request clarification from an author, leave a comment below their post. – Kevin Panko – 2014-03-02T07:21:54.117
The question is perfectly clarified and importing the pst into a native application that can correctly parse the data is a fine answer. – Scandalist – 2014-03-02T07:29:41.963
That said, if Thunderbird can import PST files, it's also really simple to connect to a Gmail account. Then it's just a question of dragging and dropping messages from one to the other. But this is still a better question for [su]. – ale – 2014-02-28T04:02:49.083