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I'm guessing it should be possible to look through a hex editor, to
determine if a particular PST file is in the Outlook 2003 PST (unicode) format, or pre-2003 (ansi) .. has anyone done this? What is the tell tale sign to look for - what bytes or set of bytes do i need to pay attention ot? |
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Why bother with a Hex editor - just open Data file management to see what
format the .pst file is in. -- Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook} Please post all followup questions to the newsgroups only to keep the discussion intact. " wrote: I'm guessing it should be possible to look through a hex editor, to determine if a particular PST file is in the Outlook 2003 PST (unicode) format, or pre-2003 (ansi) .. has anyone done this? What is the tell tale sign to look for - what bytes or set of bytes do i need to pay attention ot? |
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