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    Java OutlookExpress Reader

    Read Outlook Express .dbx files and parse information from them.

    The Java OutlookExpress Reader is a package that allows the reading of .dbx files, the format used to store OutlookExpress emails and folders. The main reader class loads all the data from a given .dbx and parses it, allowing easy access to information through public variables and classes. This is an implementation of the work done by Arne Schloh (http://oedbx.aroh.de/).
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    RSS->IMAP server is a basic IMAP server implementation that allows you to browse your RSS feeds like emails. This is perfect for adding basic RSS functionality to older email clients that do not have RSS readers built in such as Outlook 2003.
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    The JOutlookMSG project is intended to provide a simple library for reading and writing Outlook .msg files. Since this project is written in Java this should allow non-MAPI enabled OS's to import/export Outlook compatible messages.
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