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OLM to PST Converter from V Software is an email converter software which helps you in exporting your Outlook messages and other data from Mac to Windows by converting olm file to pst format. OLM file is an Outlook data file in Mac OS which stores all emails, contacts, calendar, tasks, notes, etc. This tool directly transfers all these data to the PST file which works with Outlook for Windows.This OLM Converter tool maintains all original mailbox folders like Inbox, Outbox, Sent Items, Drafts, Deleted Items, etc from olm file into pst file and also retains email meta properties like To, CC, BCC, Date-Time, Subject, Attachments, etc. You can easily convert the unlimited size of the olm file using this software without losing any data. In this olm to pst conversion tool, you can also exclude unwanted items and folders like junk or deleted items before conversion. This software allows you to preview each email before performing the conversion process.vMail OLM to PST Converter is capable to convert OLM file to other file formats like MBOX, MSG, EML, HTML, PDF, RTF, vCard and vCal. You can also export all mailboxes and other data directly to Office 365 & Exchange Server using this software. This OLM Conversion software is compatible with Mac Outlook 2019, 2016, 2013, 2010, 2007 & older versions of the olm file. Visit Here for more- OLM to PST
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I want to install a home based server to hold my backups. I have discounted using a paid service like Dropbox or several other similar cloud services, because they are too expensive (example: Dropbox = 1$/GB per year.) I currently have 2x2TB external HDDs that I alternate for my Mac using Time Machine and then I keep all my media files on another 2TB external HDD backup to the last 2TB external HDD. They are all kept in the same place next to the computer and I am aware that in case of a fire or a burglary they all might disappear, so every time the house is empty I hide some of the HDDs. Not an elegant solution. There are 2 possibilities: First take the backup disks to another part of our (large) house where they will be hidden and no-where near the computer and then link them directly to the Mac. BUT HOW? long USB? Powerline RJ45? The HDDs of course do not have RJ45 sockets. Secondly use a home server like a WD cloud server hidden away as above. These are called NAS servers. Which ones are good but not ridiculously expensive (up to say 300$) using some of those 2TB HDDs in it or connected by USB? A completely off site server might be too slow. We live in the country and although the Internet connection is good I think it might be a problem. I'd appreciate ideas and even a short discussion. Henry
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I've got a brand new MAC for school but a bunch of the programs I need to run are Windows-only. Is there any way to run them from my MAC computer or do I have to install windows on it somehow?
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I know computers should have antivirus. I have a Windows computer. Which antivirus should I go for? Also I am thinking about buying a Mac or Linux. Does Mac or Linux require antivirus to stay safe?
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I'm an old-school windows guy but I'm playing with a MAC at work (and typing on it now). Is there a simple way to take a screenshot kinda like the "PrintScreen" button on Windows? Trying to avoid buying Snagit on this MAC. Thanks -
I was at Bestbuy and shopping and a rep told me that on Mac I need more ram than on Windows. How does RAM work differently on Mac than it does on Windows? I'm not sure I get what is going on. -
Gavin writes: Just wondering if I can do personalised mail merge on Mac Outlook please? Can't find the mail merge icon anywhere and it is driving my crazy! Big thanks
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How do you transfer pictures from a Droid phone with no memory card to a Mac computer? -
I have a MAC and i'm wondering if I can virtualize it and run it as a VM on Windows?
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I tried to download CCleaner on my Mac… it downloaded, but disappeared from my downloads tab, so I wasn’t able to run the install wizard.. I looked for it in Finder, found it, clicked on and it opened… but I didn’t have to set it up.It was the free download version for Mac. I don’t have the page with setting, cookies, advanced options etc why is this? I only have Cleaner and tools options on my side bar, not registry tools options etc and it says Analyze and Clean on the bottom, not run clean etc. Have a I downloaded a partial version? Thanks so much, I know nothing about this, help would be appreciated
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Asim recently wrote me this email: ...Our company has a VPN that we loginto, I have a macbook pro machine andi have installed Windows 7 as a guestusing vm virtual box in this syste. Iam wondering, can we creat a vpnconnection on guest OS Windsows 7? I'm overwhelmed by the network optionsavailable and was hoping you couldprovide some direction... -
This is very frustrating. My site worked before, but now it does not. It looks good in iWeb, but when I publish it, all I see is the Home page. None of the links to the other pages are there. And when I type in the URL for the photo gallery manually, it doesn't load either. It doesn't even work when I publish locally. At my wit's end here!
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My wife just bought a new macbook and got Lion OS X, but I still have Tiger. Is there a way for me to use her install disc to get the latest OS X on my older macbook? When I try, I get an error message: "Mac OS X cannot be installed on this computer." -
So I'm a Windows person and I just got a MAC and for the life of me I cant figure out how-to edit my local hosts file so I can hit my local test web server. Who can help me? I'm running MAC OS X 10.6.7 Thanks!
