Need to Mass Download Emails from Outlook without using a .pst file

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  • XstReader

    XstReader is an open source viewer for Microsoft Outlook’s .ost and .pst files (also those protected by unknown password). You can view and inspect all content and export messages and attachments (also in .msg format). Written entirely in C#, with no dependency on any Microsoft Office components. This project is the evolution of Dijji's XstReader (by iluvadev)

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