Pst files support

[mgroen]

Is it possible to support PST (Outlook) files?:

- include pst files search actions.
- optional: provide open/browse support

Thanks,
Mathijs

[Horst.Epp]

Up to some Outlook versions ULister plugin supports viewing PST and OST files.
It uses the Oracle viewer technology.

[DrShark]

For 32-bit Total Commander there is also an "Outlook" plugin: binary+sources on totalcmd.net (offline at the moment) / archived link. It was released in 2007, so won't probably be able to open (or at least will have problems with) *.pst files created by MS Outlook released after that year.

[bugmenot2]

Up to some Outlook versions ULister plugin supports viewing PST and OST files.
It uses the Oracle viewer technology.

Wow it works
Image: https://abload.de/img/pstviewfni13.png
Getting that
Oracle Outside In Viewer Technology 8.5.6.0.0 for win-x86-32 for (Microsoft Windows (32-bit)), 32.3 MB
is really a pain in the ass since you need to register at Oracle.
(Note that link will probably expire soon)

Well I finally I found
https://bugmenot.com/view/oracle.com
and used that shared account:

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Username:doherip539@sartess.com
Password:A9MctD8LqAwJS6M@
23% success rate381 votes10 months old

to get in and download that f*** 'Viewer Technology' from
https://www.oracle.com/middleware/technologies/outside-in-technology-downloads.html#
Okay let's mirror that files:

<links removed by moderator>

What stupid names they give files at oracle 'V1018545-01.zip' well the meaningful part I added myself...
Now from the Zip copy the /Redist folder into *totalcmd*plugins/wlx64_uLister_4.0.0/Redist and finally it'll if you press F3 on a *.pst file you see it's content.

Of course, you configured the ulister Lister plugin in Totalcmd config before, don't ya?
... and ya take care to not mix 32Bit and 64bit files.

Moderator message from: Hacker

I don't think linking to not quite legal copies of the Oracle files is quite legal, either, so I have removed the links. CMIIW.

[Horst.Epp]

2bugmenot2
You shouldn't provide Oracle files to the public !
Thats a violation of their rules which isn't necessary.
The account you need is only used for downloading files.
They don't spam you or sent any unsolicited mails.