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    Hi, How can I know the language of the Outlook File (".PST") ? I know by default it is English US, but if it made up in any other language and I want to Process that file, than how can I know the language of ".PST" file? Thanks

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      Hi, How can I know the language of the Outlook File (".PST") ? I know by default it is English US, but if it made up in any other language and I want to Process that file, than how can I know the language of ".PST" file? Thanks

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      What this has to do with ASP.NET ? And I don't think that you can find the language used in PST files. Here is a KB article[^] which shows how to create PST files, take a look at that.

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        What this has to do with ASP.NET ? And I don't think that you can find the language used in PST files. Here is a KB article[^] which shows how to create PST files, take a look at that.

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        I am working in Outlook based application from one year. I know how to create PST file, but I want to know the language of a PST file which is created by any other person. Like I am from one country and I have set language English-US and crate a PST but some one from other country create a PST with some different language (If he is Korian person, set language Korian) and I want to process that PST file than how can I know language (here language is Korian) of that PST.

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          I am working in Outlook based application from one year. I know how to create PST file, but I want to know the language of a PST file which is created by any other person. Like I am from one country and I have set language English-US and crate a PST but some one from other country create a PST with some different language (If he is Korian person, set language Korian) and I want to process that PST file than how can I know language (here language is Korian) of that PST.

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          pjc* wrote:

          I know how to create PST file, but I want to know the language of a PST file which is created by any other person. Like I am from one country and I have set language English-US and crate a PST but some one from other country create a PST with some different language (If he is Korian person, set language Korian) and I want to process that PST file than how can I know language

          If you know the structure of a PST file, you should know how it is keeping the language information, right ? If you know how it stores it, reading that won't be a big deal.

          All C# applications should call Application.Quit(); in the beginning to avoid any .NET problems.- Unclyclopedia How to use google | Ask smart questions

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