DBX to Outlook 2013 Converter Tool-Not Implies for MS Outlook Installation

New York City, New York, Sep 10, 2014: - A piece of significant information is being shared through the means of press release about DBX Converter utility. The news is that the tool has the potential to convert DBX to Outlook 2013 and other below releases without the requirement of installing MS Outlook desktop email program on the machine. Moreover, when the need is to convert DBX data files into PST format so as to access the data items such as mails, contacts, calendars, contacts, journals, etc. of Outlook Express in MS Outlook the software application can be executed on any Windows system irrespective of the edition of Outlook be it the latest 8.1 or 8, 7 and any below releases. Above all it has also been reported that using Personal, Business or Enterprise License; none of them requires the installation and configuration of Outlook in spite of the fact that exportation has to be made in PST, the proprietary file format of MS Outlook.

Words from the Desk of Evan Swans: “Most of the tools that are available in the market so as to convert Outlook Express to Outlook 2013 and other lower editions require the installation of Outlook. This seems a bit hilarious because an Outlook Express user would certainly not have Outlook installed on his system just at the time of conversion, may be later he/ she would. Such a feature is unquestionably a drawback and hence our tool has been devised in a way that it does not find the necessity to have the mail client installed. The main focus of the press release is to inform users about the same.”

Support Team Head, Joseph Cain States: “Through the means of press release, emphasis has been laid on the fact that DBX to PST converter tool does not require the configuration of Outlook on system, despite PST being its proprietary file format. This in-built feature has been highly appreciated by the users of the tool while some might be still unknown about it. Hence, target has been setup to inform users worldwide about the chief feature so that none remains uninformed.”